Brady and Md. R. 4-264(g) were held to extend beyond an individual prosecutor, encompassing exculpatory or mitigating information known to any prosecutor in the office. Thus, despite the prosecutor in defendant’s murder trial not knowing that a key witness was a long-time police informant, defendant’s conviction was tainted by the non-disclosure.

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