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It s been three weeks since Detective Sean Suiter was shot while investigating a murder in West Baltimore, and the department is continuing to get support fromunexpected places.The Baltimore Police Department received a note and flowers from the New York Yankees on Wednesday. The team is showing support for the police department and Detective Suiter s family.Being from  Baltimore I have always been a loyal @Orioles fan. But with this ama stanley cup zing gesture, I have a new found respect for the  stanley cup @Yankees pic.twitter/R7CDLPWWiN鈥?Jarron Jackson  @JarronLJackson  December 6, 2017The FBI has yet to respond to the request to take the lead on the investigation into the murder.RELATED:Baltimore Police ask FBI to take over Detective Suiter s murder investigationBaltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis says he has not heard from the agency after submitting the request stanley cup  last week.No one has been arrested for his death. Wsmv US warns travelers about tainted alcohol in Mexico
BALTIMORE 鈥?The message out of City Hall hasn t changed today: the FBI is helping with the malware attack, and the new mayor s office is confident they will get the city back online; Baltimore, Mayor Jack Young said, will not be held hostage.RELATED: City continues to fight ransomwa stanley cup re attack We are not going to pay any ranso stanley quencher m,  Young said Tuesday,  I stanley water bottle  am not going to reward criminals for criminal activities, at all. In the meantime, it is back to paper and pencil or finding a clean computer like at the Pratt Library downtown.The library is on its own secure system and is now opening early to allow city agency heads to go online safely and access payroll. At 7:30 in the morning we are opening our doors to other city agencies and they can come throughout the morning to fill out their e-time and payroll to make sure their employees are getting paid,  said Pratt Library Director or Communications Meghan McCorkell.But while city employees might be getting paid, financial institutions are not