Suspect Charged in Killing of 12-Year-Old Girl After Shooting at Leon Day Park
N Franklintown Rd & N Ellamont St, Gwynns Falls - Leakin Park, Baltimore
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- Baltimore Police have arrested 23-year-old Tyree Reynolds in connection with the Oct. 3 shooting in the 1200 block of N. Franklintown Road that killed 12-year-old Khloe Ishway and wounded three adults, including Reynolds.
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Detectives are still searching for a second suspect; the investigation remains open and active.
Warrant Apprehension detectives took him into custody without incident on Oct. 6. He was transported to Central Booking and charged with first-degree murder.
Baltimore Police have arrested 23-year-old Tyree Reynolds in connection with the Oct. 3 shooting in the 1200 block of N. Franklintown Road that killed 12-year-old Khloe Ishway and wounded three adults, including Reynolds.
The crowd at the scene is thinning out, according to police.
Police advise there are sufficient units on scene at this time.
Police report limited resources due to multiple units assisting with the large crime scene.
The first report of the shooting was received at 6:12 p.m., per dispatch.
Baltimore County units are assisting with traffic control near the scene.
Police are working to centralize communication across multiple districts to ensure all command staff are informed.
Police are asking people to move their cars to clear the area for emergency vehicles.
Police are checking hospitals for any walk-in victims related to the shooting incident.
Police are coordinating with ambulances to ensure safe transport of victims from the scene.
Police are notifying the crime lab about the extensive crime scene to ensure proper preparation.
Officers say there are possible multiple victims, though the exact number of people wounded has fluctuated.
Police confirm a female victim is headed to a trauma center, with another male victim at Lafayette and Franklintown.
Police responded to a shooting at Leon Day Park in southwest Baltimore just before 7 p.m. Saturday, according to the Baltimore Police Department.
Police have requested the crime lab to assist with the investigation.
Police are coordinating with the crime lab to assist with the investigation at the scene.
Police report a total of four victims related to the incident, located in different areas.
Police report a total of four victims related to the incident, located in different areas.
A male with a gunshot wound related to the park incident has walked into a nearby medical facility.
Police are coordinating with Baltimore County to block eastbound traffic on Franklintown Road for better traffic control.
According to police, there's a male victim who was shot in both feet at Leon Day Park and is in stable condition.
Police are heading to a hospital where a suspect may have arrived.
Officers are responding to a walk-in shooting victim at a nearby medical facility.
Police are notifying Northwest units about the crime scene at Leon Day Park. A possible suspect may also be injured.
Police are collecting evidence, including shell casings, near the ambulances.
Medics are navigating through the area to reach the victims, with three ambulances and a ladder truck en route.
Police confirm the female victim is an adult.
According to police, the suspect is suspected to be near N Ellamont St.
Police are working on crowd control and have a description of the suspect wearing all black.
Medics have arrived at the scene to assist the victims.
Police have located one victim in the park and are checking for another near Poplar Grove.
An additional report indicates that a second victim, a male, was also shot and requires medical assistance.
Police are attempting to locate a possible second victim in the area.
Police are investigating reports of a possible second victim near Lafayette and Franklintown.
Officers report difficulty accessing the scene due to a large event in the area.
The female victim is en route to the hospital with assistance from police.
Police have secured the shooting scene.
Police report a large crowd is present at the scene.
The victim is being transported to the hospital from Leon Day Park.
Police are with the victim and family members, confirming the shooting occurred at Leon Day Park.
Police are receiving multiple calls about the shooting and are coordinating with additional units.
Officers updated the location to N Franklintown Rd. & N Ellamont St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to N Franklintown Rd & N Ellamont St.
An additional report indicates that a female was shot in the face in the area.
Firefighters are adjusting their response to a new location near North Franklintown Rd.
Firefighters have received a report of a person who was shot near a basketball court.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1200 N Franklintown Rd.
Detectives are still searching for a second suspect; the investigation remains open and active.
Warrant Apprehension detectives took him into custody without incident on Oct. 6. He was transported to Central Booking and charged with first-degree murder.
Baltimore Police have arrested 23-year-old Tyree Reynolds in connection with the Oct. 3 shooting in the 1200 block of N. Franklintown Road that killed 12-year-old Khloe Ishway and wounded three adults, including Reynolds.
The crowd at the scene is thinning out, according to police.
Police advise there are sufficient units on scene at this time.
Police report limited resources due to multiple units assisting with the large crime scene.
The first report of the shooting was received at 6:12 p.m., per dispatch.
Baltimore County units are assisting with traffic control near the scene.
Police are working to centralize communication across multiple districts to ensure all command staff are informed.
Police are asking people to move their cars to clear the area for emergency vehicles.
Police are checking hospitals for any walk-in victims related to the shooting incident.
Police are coordinating with ambulances to ensure safe transport of victims from the scene.
Police are notifying the crime lab about the extensive crime scene to ensure proper preparation.
Officers say there are possible multiple victims, though the exact number of people wounded has fluctuated.
Police confirm a female victim is headed to a trauma center, with another male victim at Lafayette and Franklintown.
Police responded to a shooting at Leon Day Park in southwest Baltimore just before 7 p.m. Saturday, according to the Baltimore Police Department.
Police have requested the crime lab to assist with the investigation.
Police are coordinating with the crime lab to assist with the investigation at the scene.
Police report a total of four victims related to the incident, located in different areas.
Police report a total of four victims related to the incident, located in different areas.
A male with a gunshot wound related to the park incident has walked into a nearby medical facility.
Police are coordinating with Baltimore County to block eastbound traffic on Franklintown Road for better traffic control.
According to police, there's a male victim who was shot in both feet at Leon Day Park and is in stable condition.
Police are heading to a hospital where a suspect may have arrived.
Officers are responding to a walk-in shooting victim at a nearby medical facility.
Police are notifying Northwest units about the crime scene at Leon Day Park. A possible suspect may also be injured.
Police are collecting evidence, including shell casings, near the ambulances.
Medics are navigating through the area to reach the victims, with three ambulances and a ladder truck en route.
Police confirm the female victim is an adult.
According to police, the suspect is suspected to be near N Ellamont St.
Police are working on crowd control and have a description of the suspect wearing all black.
Medics have arrived at the scene to assist the victims.
Police have located one victim in the park and are checking for another near Poplar Grove.
An additional report indicates that a second victim, a male, was also shot and requires medical assistance.
Police are attempting to locate a possible second victim in the area.
Police are investigating reports of a possible second victim near Lafayette and Franklintown.
Officers report difficulty accessing the scene due to a large event in the area.
The female victim is en route to the hospital with assistance from police.
Police have secured the shooting scene.
Police report a large crowd is present at the scene.
The victim is being transported to the hospital from Leon Day Park.
Police are with the victim and family members, confirming the shooting occurred at Leon Day Park.
Police are receiving multiple calls about the shooting and are coordinating with additional units.
Officers updated the location to N Franklintown Rd. & N Ellamont St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to N Franklintown Rd & N Ellamont St.
An additional report indicates that a female was shot in the face in the area.
Firefighters are adjusting their response to a new location near North Franklintown Rd.
Firefighters have received a report of a person who was shot near a basketball court.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1200 N Franklintown Rd.
Detectives are still searching for a second suspect; the investigation remains open and active.
Warrant Apprehension detectives took him into custody without incident on Oct. 6. He was transported to Central Booking and charged with first-degree murder.
Baltimore Police have arrested 23-year-old Tyree Reynolds in connection with the Oct. 3 shooting in the 1200 block of N. Franklintown Road that killed 12-year-old Khloe Ishway and wounded three adults, including Reynolds.
The crowd at the scene is thinning out, according to police.
Police advise there are sufficient units on scene at this time.
Police report limited resources due to multiple units assisting with the large crime scene.
The first report of the shooting was received at 6:12 p.m., per dispatch.
Baltimore County units are assisting with traffic control near the scene.
Police are working to centralize communication across multiple districts to ensure all command staff are informed.
Police are asking people to move their cars to clear the area for emergency vehicles.
Police are checking hospitals for any walk-in victims related to the shooting incident.
Police are coordinating with ambulances to ensure safe transport of victims from the scene.
Police are notifying the crime lab about the extensive crime scene to ensure proper preparation.
Officers say there are possible multiple victims, though the exact number of people wounded has fluctuated.
Police confirm a female victim is headed to a trauma center, with another male victim at Lafayette and Franklintown.
Police responded to a shooting at Leon Day Park in southwest Baltimore just before 7 p.m. Saturday, according to the Baltimore Police Department.
Police have requested the crime lab to assist with the investigation.
Police are coordinating with the crime lab to assist with the investigation at the scene.
Police report a total of four victims related to the incident, located in different areas.
Police report a total of four victims related to the incident, located in different areas.
A male with a gunshot wound related to the park incident has walked into a nearby medical facility.
Police are coordinating with Baltimore County to block eastbound traffic on Franklintown Road for better traffic control.
According to police, there's a male victim who was shot in both feet at Leon Day Park and is in stable condition.
Police are heading to a hospital where a suspect may have arrived.
Officers are responding to a walk-in shooting victim at a nearby medical facility.
Police are notifying Northwest units about the crime scene at Leon Day Park. A possible suspect may also be injured.
Police are collecting evidence, including shell casings, near the ambulances.
Medics are navigating through the area to reach the victims, with three ambulances and a ladder truck en route.
Police confirm the female victim is an adult.
According to police, the suspect is suspected to be near N Ellamont St.
Police are working on crowd control and have a description of the suspect wearing all black.
Medics have arrived at the scene to assist the victims.
Police have located one victim in the park and are checking for another near Poplar Grove.
An additional report indicates that a second victim, a male, was also shot and requires medical assistance.
Police are attempting to locate a possible second victim in the area.
Police are investigating reports of a possible second victim near Lafayette and Franklintown.
Officers report difficulty accessing the scene due to a large event in the area.
The female victim is en route to the hospital with assistance from police.
Police have secured the shooting scene.
Police report a large crowd is present at the scene.
The victim is being transported to the hospital from Leon Day Park.
Police are with the victim and family members, confirming the shooting occurred at Leon Day Park.
Police are receiving multiple calls about the shooting and are coordinating with additional units.
Officers updated the location to N Franklintown Rd. & N Ellamont St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to N Franklintown Rd & N Ellamont St.
An additional report indicates that a female was shot in the face in the area.
Firefighters are adjusting their response to a new location near North Franklintown Rd.
Firefighters have received a report of a person who was shot near a basketball court.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1200 N Franklintown Rd.
Detectives are still searching for a second suspect; the investigation remains open and active.
Warrant Apprehension detectives took him into custody without incident on Oct. 6. He was transported to Central Booking and charged with first-degree murder.
Baltimore Police have arrested 23-year-old Tyree Reynolds in connection with the Oct. 3 shooting in the 1200 block of N. Franklintown Road that killed 12-year-old Khloe Ishway and wounded three adults, including Reynolds.
The crowd at the scene is thinning out, according to police.
Police advise there are sufficient units on scene at this time.
Police report limited resources due to multiple units assisting with the large crime scene.
The first report of the shooting was received at 6:12 p.m., per dispatch.
Baltimore County units are assisting with traffic control near the scene.
Police are working to centralize communication across multiple districts to ensure all command staff are informed.
Police are asking people to move their cars to clear the area for emergency vehicles.
Police are checking hospitals for any walk-in victims related to the shooting incident.
Police are coordinating with ambulances to ensure safe transport of victims from the scene.
Police are notifying the crime lab about the extensive crime scene to ensure proper preparation.
Officers say there are possible multiple victims, though the exact number of people wounded has fluctuated.
Police confirm a female victim is headed to a trauma center, with another male victim at Lafayette and Franklintown.
Police responded to a shooting at Leon Day Park in southwest Baltimore just before 7 p.m. Saturday, according to the Baltimore Police Department.
Police have requested the crime lab to assist with the investigation.
Police are coordinating with the crime lab to assist with the investigation at the scene.
Police report a total of four victims related to the incident, located in different areas.
Police report a total of four victims related to the incident, located in different areas.
A male with a gunshot wound related to the park incident has walked into a nearby medical facility.
Police are coordinating with Baltimore County to block eastbound traffic on Franklintown Road for better traffic control.
According to police, there's a male victim who was shot in both feet at Leon Day Park and is in stable condition.
Police are heading to a hospital where a suspect may have arrived.
Officers are responding to a walk-in shooting victim at a nearby medical facility.
Police are notifying Northwest units about the crime scene at Leon Day Park. A possible suspect may also be injured.
Police are collecting evidence, including shell casings, near the ambulances.
Medics are navigating through the area to reach the victims, with three ambulances and a ladder truck en route.
Police confirm the female victim is an adult.
According to police, the suspect is suspected to be near N Ellamont St.
Police are working on crowd control and have a description of the suspect wearing all black.
Medics have arrived at the scene to assist the victims.
Police have located one victim in the park and are checking for another near Poplar Grove.
An additional report indicates that a second victim, a male, was also shot and requires medical assistance.
Police are attempting to locate a possible second victim in the area.
Police are investigating reports of a possible second victim near Lafayette and Franklintown.
Officers report difficulty accessing the scene due to a large event in the area.
The female victim is en route to the hospital with assistance from police.
Police have secured the shooting scene.
Police report a large crowd is present at the scene.
The victim is being transported to the hospital from Leon Day Park.
Police are with the victim and family members, confirming the shooting occurred at Leon Day Park.
Police are receiving multiple calls about the shooting and are coordinating with additional units.
Officers updated the location to N Franklintown Rd. & N Ellamont St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to N Franklintown Rd & N Ellamont St.
An additional report indicates that a female was shot in the face in the area.
Firefighters are adjusting their response to a new location near North Franklintown Rd.
Firefighters have received a report of a person who was shot near a basketball court.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1200 N Franklintown Rd.
Detectives are still searching for a second suspect; the investigation remains open and active.
Warrant Apprehension detectives took him into custody without incident on Oct. 6. He was transported to Central Booking and charged with first-degree murder.
Baltimore Police have arrested 23-year-old Tyree Reynolds in connection with the Oct. 3 shooting in the 1200 block of N. Franklintown Road that killed 12-year-old Khloe Ishway and wounded three adults, including Reynolds.
The crowd at the scene is thinning out, according to police.
Police advise there are sufficient units on scene at this time.
Police report limited resources due to multiple units assisting with the large crime scene.
The first report of the shooting was received at 6:12 p.m., per dispatch.
Baltimore County units are assisting with traffic control near the scene.
Police are working to centralize communication across multiple districts to ensure all command staff are informed.
Police are asking people to move their cars to clear the area for emergency vehicles.
Police are checking hospitals for any walk-in victims related to the shooting incident.
Police are coordinating with ambulances to ensure safe transport of victims from the scene.
Police are notifying the crime lab about the extensive crime scene to ensure proper preparation.
Officers say there are possible multiple victims, though the exact number of people wounded has fluctuated.
Police confirm a female victim is headed to a trauma center, with another male victim at Lafayette and Franklintown.
Police responded to a shooting at Leon Day Park in southwest Baltimore just before 7 p.m. Saturday, according to the Baltimore Police Department.
Police have requested the crime lab to assist with the investigation.
Police are coordinating with the crime lab to assist with the investigation at the scene.
Police report a total of four victims related to the incident, located in different areas.
Police report a total of four victims related to the incident, located in different areas.
A male with a gunshot wound related to the park incident has walked into a nearby medical facility.
Police are coordinating with Baltimore County to block eastbound traffic on Franklintown Road for better traffic control.
According to police, there's a male victim who was shot in both feet at Leon Day Park and is in stable condition.
Police are heading to a hospital where a suspect may have arrived.
Officers are responding to a walk-in shooting victim at a nearby medical facility.
Police are notifying Northwest units about the crime scene at Leon Day Park. A possible suspect may also be injured.
Police are collecting evidence, including shell casings, near the ambulances.
Medics are navigating through the area to reach the victims, with three ambulances and a ladder truck en route.
Police confirm the female victim is an adult.
According to police, the suspect is suspected to be near N Ellamont St.
Police are working on crowd control and have a description of the suspect wearing all black.
Medics have arrived at the scene to assist the victims.
Police have located one victim in the park and are checking for another near Poplar Grove.
An additional report indicates that a second victim, a male, was also shot and requires medical assistance.
Police are attempting to locate a possible second victim in the area.
Police are investigating reports of a possible second victim near Lafayette and Franklintown.
Officers report difficulty accessing the scene due to a large event in the area.
The female victim is en route to the hospital with assistance from police.
Police have secured the shooting scene.
Police report a large crowd is present at the scene.
The victim is being transported to the hospital from Leon Day Park.
Police are with the victim and family members, confirming the shooting occurred at Leon Day Park.
Police are receiving multiple calls about the shooting and are coordinating with additional units.
Officers updated the location to N Franklintown Rd. & N Ellamont St.
The address reported for this incident has changed to N Franklintown Rd & N Ellamont St.
An additional report indicates that a female was shot in the face in the area.
Firefighters are adjusting their response to a new location near North Franklintown Rd.
Firefighters have received a report of a person who was shot near a basketball court.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1200 N Franklintown Rd.
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I don’t think B.Scott is out there shooting ppl . How can he be blamed for the thoughts and actions . He’s one man , hold those accountable that are doing it 🤷🏾♀️
People believe he has so much power. I guess he should be able to do what he wants just like the person on the White House...
Always messing up the games for the kids. Keep that drama away from youth sports
So Bradon Scott is responsible for everything that goes wrong in the city how is that possible folks are grown and responsible for their own actions the only thing our mayor is responsible for is ensuring the police department locks up those responsible and they are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Yall point fingers at every one but yourself smdh
He needs to go!
That’s just so tragic and sad that people possess so much Evil in their Souls to continue with such horrible hatred towards others
I don’t think B.Scott is out there shooting ppl . How can he be blamed for the thoughts and actions . He’s one man , hold those accountable that are doing it 🤷🏾♀️
People believe he has so much power. I guess he should be able to do what he wants just like the person on the White House...
Always messing up the games for the kids. Keep that drama away from youth sports
So Bradon Scott is responsible for everything that goes wrong in the city how is that possible folks are grown and responsible for their own actions the only thing our mayor is responsible for is ensuring the police department locks up those responsible and they are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Yall point fingers at every one but yourself smdh
He needs to go!
That’s just so tragic and sad that people possess so much Evil in their Souls to continue with such horrible hatred towards others
I don’t think B.Scott is out there shooting ppl . How can he be blamed for the thoughts and actions . He’s one man , hold those accountable that are doing it 🤷🏾♀️
People believe he has so much power. I guess he should be able to do what he wants just like the person on the White House...
Always messing up the games for the kids. Keep that drama away from youth sports
So Bradon Scott is responsible for everything that goes wrong in the city how is that possible folks are grown and responsible for their own actions the only thing our mayor is responsible for is ensuring the police department locks up those responsible and they are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Yall point fingers at every one but yourself smdh
He needs to go!
That’s just so tragic and sad that people possess so much Evil in their Souls to continue with such horrible hatred towards others
I don’t think B.Scott is out there shooting ppl . How can he be blamed for the thoughts and actions . He’s one man , hold those accountable that are doing it 🤷🏾♀️
People believe he has so much power. I guess he should be able to do what he wants just like the person on the White House...
Always messing up the games for the kids. Keep that drama away from youth sports
So Bradon Scott is responsible for everything that goes wrong in the city how is that possible folks are grown and responsible for their own actions the only thing our mayor is responsible for is ensuring the police department locks up those responsible and they are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Yall point fingers at every one but yourself smdh
He needs to go!
That’s just so tragic and sad that people possess so much Evil in their Souls to continue with such horrible hatred towards others
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I don’t think B.Scott is out there shooting ppl . How can he be blamed for the thoughts and actions . He’s one man , hold those accountable that are doing it 🤷🏾♀️
People believe he has so much power. I guess he should be able to do what he wants just like the person on the White House...
Always messing up the games for the kids. Keep that drama away from youth sports
So Bradon Scott is responsible for everything that goes wrong in the city how is that possible folks are grown and responsible for their own actions the only thing our mayor is responsible for is ensuring the police department locks up those responsible and they are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Yall point fingers at every one but yourself smdh
He needs to go!
That’s just so tragic and sad that people possess so much Evil in their Souls to continue with such horrible hatred towards others