Crime Report for Baltimore, MD : September 18, 2024
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
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Crime Teens Arrested After Allegedly Shooting at Police in Overlea, Prompting Shelter-in-Place 2024-09-18 Two teenagers were arrested after allegedly shooting at police officers during a foot pursuit in the Overlea area of Baltimore County on Monday evening. The incident prompted a shelter-in-place order for residents in the area of Belair Road, Fitch Avenue, and Rossville Boulevard. The shelter-in-place was lifted after a couple of hours. Crime Community Rallies Around Beloved Coach Victim of Shooting in Rodgers Forge 2024-09-17 A GoFundMe online fundraiser was launched to help the family of Mark McKenzie, a beloved youth sports coach and father, who was the apparent victim of an attempted robbery and shooting outside his home in the Rodgers Forge community. The fundraiser has collected nearly $100,000 as of Tuesday. Police are still searching for a suspect and have asked anyone with information to contact them. Immigration Maryland Republicans Push for Tougher ICE Policies After Poll Shows Voter Support 2024-09-17 A group of House Republicans in Maryland is calling on Governor Wes Moore to issue an executive order mandating that local law enforcement honor active ICE detainers before releasing people who are unlawfully in the U.S. from detention. This comes after a poll found that the majority of Marylanders support law enforcement coordinating with ICE to turn in people unlawfully in the U.S. who have been convicted of a violent crime. The governor's office has stated that the administration will continue to work with federal agencies, including ICE, to address criminal behavior effectively and responsibly. |
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