Baltimore, Maryland police chief and mayor urge community to come forward with any information that could lead to arrest of suspects in mass shooting that killed 2 and injured 28.
When officers arrived, they found 10 victims, including an 18-year-old female who was pronounced dead on the scene.walked into local and regional hospitals with various injuries. Worley said all 30 victims, ranging in age from 13-32, suffered from gunshot wounds.The Baltimore Police Department arrested Keith Brown on narcotics charges Monday following the incident on"Lady in the Lake" set.
Worley said multiple people opened fire on the unpermitted event, though he could not say how many exactly. None of the suspects were in custody as of Sunday afternoon. The gun shell casings were from various types of guns, though the acting commissioner would not speculate on the types of guns they came from.
This year in Baltimore, he said, police have seized 1,345 illegal guns in the hands of people who should not have them but had them because they are"easy to obtain."has shaken our city to the very core, and we are all grappling with the shock, pain, and trauma that accompanies such a heinous act of destruction," he said in a statement online.
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