BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — Maryland Sen. Dalya Attar, a Baltimore Democrat facing federal conspiracy and extortion charges, sought permission to use confidential evidence from her case as part of her reelection campaign, according to a court order filed this week.

A federal judge rejected the request.

In an order filed Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Stephanie Gallagher ruled that Attar could not publicly reference evidence the government had designated as confidential and provided to her defense team under a protective order.

Gallegher wrote that publicly acknowledging the government’s evidence, even if not providing the actual evidence, goes against a court directive that evidence provided by the government may only be used to defend the case.

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BEL AIR, MD — Road closures will be in place Sunday for the Bel Air Town Run starting at 8 a.m.

Drivers should expect temporary road closures and traffic delays along the race route, which includes:

• Main Street
• Broadway
• Hickory Avenue
• North Shamrock Road
• Troutdale Terrace
• Majors Choice Drive
• Benjamin Road
• Lee Way
• Connecting roadways in and around the course

The race will finish near the Shamrock Park Complex. The event is expected to last approximately 1.5 hours, and roads will reopen as soon as it is safe to do so, officials noted.

Home security cameras caught a frightening scene in Oxon Hill, Maryland, Thursday when police say an armed teenager tried to carjack a man outside his home.

It would have been the second carjacking to happen in front of Jheyco Borda’s home. But he and other family members decided to fight back.

Borda said he was installing a dashcam in his truck when he noticed a group of people, who appeared to be teens, walk onto his block.

“And I saw six kids come by playing around … And out of my corner of my eye, they stepped in front of my car … in front of the neighbor’s house,” Borda said in an interview with News4’s sister station Telemundo44.

Borda said he quickly called his brother, who was in the house, and then got out and began securing things in the back of his truck.

“I saw them put on a face mask. As soon as I figured that one out, I was like, something’s about to go down,” he said.

One of the teens then went up to Borda and pointed a gun in his face.

“And I told him, ‘The car is on. The keys are inside.’ And he saw my phone and was, like, ‘Give me your phone, too.’ So I gave it to him. When he got distracted looking at my phone, that was the split second when I grabbed the gun out of his hand,” Borda said.

Borda, a former member of the U.S. military, was joined by his brother, who’s about to enlist in the Air Force.

“Then my pops came out, and he got control of one guy,” Borda said.

During the struggle to get control of the gun the teen pulled the trigger, Borda said.

The family eventually subdued two of the teenagers and waited until police arrived.

There’s a large bullet hole in Borda’s truck. He said he’s grateful no one was hurt.