Gotta wonder if these legal changes are in preparation for 'peaceful protests' and 'autonomous zones". First they change the laws, then they have an excuse why they can't or won't prosecute.

I have a feeling that like most things the government does, this will make things worse.

so tell us about the attached photo - is that a recent pic or was it taken during last years riots? what's up with the smoke coming out of that tall high rise building?

I have long been in favor of de-criminalization of drugs and prostitution. But this arbitrary rash decision is not the right way to go about doing that. As for public decency statutes (public urination, defecation, lewd behavior etc) non-enforcement can only lead to more serious problems for the Baltimore.
The one part of her sudden announcement that is most worrisome is the decision to not enforce the law on criminal trespass. This puts a massive burden upon businesses, homeowners, and the police department.
Think about that one for a hot second. People can and will walk into your place of business (thinking restaurants in particular) and simply hang around, lounge around bother paying customers, generally become an unbearable nuisance...what is the store owner, manager going to do? The cops won't respond to such calls now. This can only lead to violent confrontation - the good citizen will have no choice but to fight and risk being arrested and criminally charged himself.
Then there is trespassing on your private property - you own home...nothing good can come of this. Nothing good at all.

Businesses will flee and tax revenue will decrease. Brilliant.

Absolute insanity.