Baltimore County Md. Police - Police Involved Shooting in Precinct 1/Wilkens

Tom Swiss [ 14 September 2012 - 12:28am ]
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About two miles from my house -- not quite my backyard but close enough to keep life out here in the 'burbs interesting. Baltimore County Md. Police - Police Involved Shooting in Precinct 1/Wilkens

In fear for his safety, the officer fired his duty weapon at least once. The suspect fled the area in the stolen vehicle. Responding officers located the vehicle in the upper level parking lot of Catonsville High School. The driver was found laying on the ground outside the car with a single gunshot wound to the upper body.

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