FBI Offers $10K Reward for Mass Shooting
1400 E Fayette St, Dunbar-Broadway, Baltimore
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Summary
- Police responded to a distress call involving an officer and shots fired near E Fayette St in Baltimore. ShotSpotter technology detected nine rounds of gunfire in the area. A suspect has been taken into custody.
Timeline
The FBI Baltimore Field Office is offering a reward of $10,000 for the suspects responsible for the September 16th shooting that injured seven.
Members of the community are gathered for an anti-violence demonstration at the scene of yesterday's mass shooting.
Police have announced that no arrests have been made, though authorities are continuing to gather evidence and witness statements.
An update from police has increased the number of victims to 7, including a 4-year-old girl originally identified as a 3-year-old boy.
Police are now searching for a silver 2009 Ford Focus in connection with the incident.
Traffic is completely shut down on nearby roads, and public transit is being rerouted.
Police are now looking for a four-door Honda Accord in connection with the shooting.
Police are seeking a silver vehicle, possibly an Acura, in connection with the shooting.
The 2-year-old victim is alert and has gunshot wounds to the hip and side.
Police are organizing officers to follow medics for efficient coordination at the scene.
Police are investigating a possible second shooting near the initial scene.
The infant is currently undergoing surgery, as reported by police communications.
The infant is reported to be alert, according to police communications.
Police report five total victims, with one already transported to a hospital. Additional medics are requested.
Two more medics are requested on scene. There are five total victims, with one already taken to the hospital. Officers are blocking traffic in the area.
Police are expanding the perimeter to include nearby streets to secure the area.
Police are coordinating additional units to cover calls as resources focus on the current scene.
Radio clips available.
Police confirm two people and an infant are being transported for medical care.
Police report multiple individuals with gunshot wounds, including injuries to the leg, back, and buttock.
Police are transporting an injured infant to a medical facility for immediate care.
A medic is requested for a person found injured on the ground.
Radio clips available.
A suspect is now in custody, according to police.
ShotSpotter technology has detected nine rounds of possible gunfire at 1400 Orleans St. These devices pick up sounds like gunshots, cars backfiring, and other loud noises.
Police have received a report of an officer in distress and shots fired.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1400 E Fayette St.
The FBI Baltimore Field Office is offering a reward of $10,000 for the suspects responsible for the September 16th shooting that injured seven.
Members of the community are gathered for an anti-violence demonstration at the scene of yesterday's mass shooting.
Police have announced that no arrests have been made, though authorities are continuing to gather evidence and witness statements.
An update from police has increased the number of victims to 7, including a 4-year-old girl originally identified as a 3-year-old boy.
Police are now searching for a silver 2009 Ford Focus in connection with the incident.
Traffic is completely shut down on nearby roads, and public transit is being rerouted.
Police are now looking for a four-door Honda Accord in connection with the shooting.
Police are seeking a silver vehicle, possibly an Acura, in connection with the shooting.
The 2-year-old victim is alert and has gunshot wounds to the hip and side.
Police are organizing officers to follow medics for efficient coordination at the scene.
Police are investigating a possible second shooting near the initial scene.
The infant is currently undergoing surgery, as reported by police communications.
The infant is reported to be alert, according to police communications.
Police report five total victims, with one already transported to a hospital. Additional medics are requested.
Two more medics are requested on scene. There are five total victims, with one already taken to the hospital. Officers are blocking traffic in the area.
Police are expanding the perimeter to include nearby streets to secure the area.
Police are coordinating additional units to cover calls as resources focus on the current scene.
Radio clips available.
Police confirm two people and an infant are being transported for medical care.
Police report multiple individuals with gunshot wounds, including injuries to the leg, back, and buttock.
Police are transporting an injured infant to a medical facility for immediate care.
A medic is requested for a person found injured on the ground.
Radio clips available.
A suspect is now in custody, according to police.
ShotSpotter technology has detected nine rounds of possible gunfire at 1400 Orleans St. These devices pick up sounds like gunshots, cars backfiring, and other loud noises.
Police have received a report of an officer in distress and shots fired.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1400 E Fayette St.
The FBI Baltimore Field Office is offering a reward of $10,000 for the suspects responsible for the September 16th shooting that injured seven.
Members of the community are gathered for an anti-violence demonstration at the scene of yesterday's mass shooting.
Police have announced that no arrests have been made, though authorities are continuing to gather evidence and witness statements.
An update from police has increased the number of victims to 7, including a 4-year-old girl originally identified as a 3-year-old boy.
Police are now searching for a silver 2009 Ford Focus in connection with the incident.
Traffic is completely shut down on nearby roads, and public transit is being rerouted.
Police are now looking for a four-door Honda Accord in connection with the shooting.
Police are seeking a silver vehicle, possibly an Acura, in connection with the shooting.
The 2-year-old victim is alert and has gunshot wounds to the hip and side.
Police are organizing officers to follow medics for efficient coordination at the scene.
Police are investigating a possible second shooting near the initial scene.
The infant is currently undergoing surgery, as reported by police communications.
The infant is reported to be alert, according to police communications.
Police report five total victims, with one already transported to a hospital. Additional medics are requested.
Two more medics are requested on scene. There are five total victims, with one already taken to the hospital. Officers are blocking traffic in the area.
Police are expanding the perimeter to include nearby streets to secure the area.
Police are coordinating additional units to cover calls as resources focus on the current scene.
Radio clips available.
Police confirm two people and an infant are being transported for medical care.
Police report multiple individuals with gunshot wounds, including injuries to the leg, back, and buttock.
Police are transporting an injured infant to a medical facility for immediate care.
A medic is requested for a person found injured on the ground.
Radio clips available.
A suspect is now in custody, according to police.
ShotSpotter technology has detected nine rounds of possible gunfire at 1400 Orleans St. These devices pick up sounds like gunshots, cars backfiring, and other loud noises.
Police have received a report of an officer in distress and shots fired.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1400 E Fayette St.
The FBI Baltimore Field Office is offering a reward of $10,000 for the suspects responsible for the September 16th shooting that injured seven.
Members of the community are gathered for an anti-violence demonstration at the scene of yesterday's mass shooting.
Police have announced that no arrests have been made, though authorities are continuing to gather evidence and witness statements.
An update from police has increased the number of victims to 7, including a 4-year-old girl originally identified as a 3-year-old boy.
Police are now searching for a silver 2009 Ford Focus in connection with the incident.
Traffic is completely shut down on nearby roads, and public transit is being rerouted.
Police are now looking for a four-door Honda Accord in connection with the shooting.
Police are seeking a silver vehicle, possibly an Acura, in connection with the shooting.
The 2-year-old victim is alert and has gunshot wounds to the hip and side.
Police are organizing officers to follow medics for efficient coordination at the scene.
Police are investigating a possible second shooting near the initial scene.
The infant is currently undergoing surgery, as reported by police communications.
The infant is reported to be alert, according to police communications.
Police report five total victims, with one already transported to a hospital. Additional medics are requested.
Two more medics are requested on scene. There are five total victims, with one already taken to the hospital. Officers are blocking traffic in the area.
Police are expanding the perimeter to include nearby streets to secure the area.
Police are coordinating additional units to cover calls as resources focus on the current scene.
Radio clips available.
Police confirm two people and an infant are being transported for medical care.
Police report multiple individuals with gunshot wounds, including injuries to the leg, back, and buttock.
Police are transporting an injured infant to a medical facility for immediate care.
A medic is requested for a person found injured on the ground.
Radio clips available.
A suspect is now in custody, according to police.
ShotSpotter technology has detected nine rounds of possible gunfire at 1400 Orleans St. These devices pick up sounds like gunshots, cars backfiring, and other loud noises.
Police have received a report of an officer in distress and shots fired.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1400 E Fayette St.
The FBI Baltimore Field Office is offering a reward of $10,000 for the suspects responsible for the September 16th shooting that injured seven.
Members of the community are gathered for an anti-violence demonstration at the scene of yesterday's mass shooting.
Police have announced that no arrests have been made, though authorities are continuing to gather evidence and witness statements.
An update from police has increased the number of victims to 7, including a 4-year-old girl originally identified as a 3-year-old boy.
Police are now searching for a silver 2009 Ford Focus in connection with the incident.
Traffic is completely shut down on nearby roads, and public transit is being rerouted.
Police are now looking for a four-door Honda Accord in connection with the shooting.
Police are seeking a silver vehicle, possibly an Acura, in connection with the shooting.
The 2-year-old victim is alert and has gunshot wounds to the hip and side.
Police are organizing officers to follow medics for efficient coordination at the scene.
Police are investigating a possible second shooting near the initial scene.
The infant is currently undergoing surgery, as reported by police communications.
The infant is reported to be alert, according to police communications.
Police report five total victims, with one already transported to a hospital. Additional medics are requested.
Two more medics are requested on scene. There are five total victims, with one already taken to the hospital. Officers are blocking traffic in the area.
Police are expanding the perimeter to include nearby streets to secure the area.
Police are coordinating additional units to cover calls as resources focus on the current scene.
Radio clips available.
Police confirm two people and an infant are being transported for medical care.
Police report multiple individuals with gunshot wounds, including injuries to the leg, back, and buttock.
Police are transporting an injured infant to a medical facility for immediate care.
A medic is requested for a person found injured on the ground.
Radio clips available.
A suspect is now in custody, according to police.
ShotSpotter technology has detected nine rounds of possible gunfire at 1400 Orleans St. These devices pick up sounds like gunshots, cars backfiring, and other loud noises.
Police have received a report of an officer in distress and shots fired.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1400 E Fayette St.
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Guns will never get banned, the guns aren’t the problem.. the people are o.o how about we ban the people doing this ish?
@sirnevets_x there doesn’t need to be bans but control
A baby seriously i just see it on the news 7 people got shot including a baby crazy a prayer for the baby these kids don't need to be around all this craziness but i understand it's hard to keep the kids from seeing crime around them there is a lot of Wicked going on here their not thinking bout babies and kids and innocent bystanders.
Every day there is crime , I never believe when they say crime is low
@luna76 this is in Baltimore
And if they get caught the city will give them home detention and they'll be right back out doing the same stuff. No consequences in MD. What a joke
Guns will never get banned, the guns aren’t the problem.. the people are o.o how about we ban the people doing this ish?
@sirnevets_x there doesn’t need to be bans but control
A baby seriously i just see it on the news 7 people got shot including a baby crazy a prayer for the baby these kids don't need to be around all this craziness but i understand it's hard to keep the kids from seeing crime around them there is a lot of Wicked going on here their not thinking bout babies and kids and innocent bystanders.
Every day there is crime , I never believe when they say crime is low
@luna76 this is in Baltimore
And if they get caught the city will give them home detention and they'll be right back out doing the same stuff. No consequences in MD. What a joke
Guns will never get banned, the guns aren’t the problem.. the people are o.o how about we ban the people doing this ish?
@sirnevets_x there doesn’t need to be bans but control
A baby seriously i just see it on the news 7 people got shot including a baby crazy a prayer for the baby these kids don't need to be around all this craziness but i understand it's hard to keep the kids from seeing crime around them there is a lot of Wicked going on here their not thinking bout babies and kids and innocent bystanders.
Every day there is crime , I never believe when they say crime is low
@luna76 this is in Baltimore
And if they get caught the city will give them home detention and they'll be right back out doing the same stuff. No consequences in MD. What a joke
Guns will never get banned, the guns aren’t the problem.. the people are o.o how about we ban the people doing this ish?
@sirnevets_x there doesn’t need to be bans but control
A baby seriously i just see it on the news 7 people got shot including a baby crazy a prayer for the baby these kids don't need to be around all this craziness but i understand it's hard to keep the kids from seeing crime around them there is a lot of Wicked going on here their not thinking bout babies and kids and innocent bystanders.
Every day there is crime , I never believe when they say crime is low
@luna76 this is in Baltimore
And if they get caught the city will give them home detention and they'll be right back out doing the same stuff. No consequences in MD. What a joke
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Guns will never get banned, the guns aren’t the problem.. the people are o.o how about we ban the people doing this ish?
@sirnevets_x there doesn’t need to be bans but control
A baby seriously i just see it on the news 7 people got shot including a baby crazy a prayer for the baby these kids don't need to be around all this craziness but i understand it's hard to keep the kids from seeing crime around them there is a lot of Wicked going on here their not thinking bout babies and kids and innocent bystanders.
Every day there is crime , I never believe when they say crime is low
@luna76 this is in Baltimore
And if they get caught the city will give them home detention and they'll be right back out doing the same stuff. No consequences in MD. What a joke