“RIGHT NOW | continue to patrol the shopping center in Rosedale where a 13 year-old was killed early this morning. 5 other teens/young adults were also shot. RIGHT NOW | continue to patrol the shopping center in Rosedale where a 13 year-old was killed early this morning. “The gunfire broke out shortly after midnight in Rosedale, a community on the outskirts of the city of Baltimore, Baltimore County police said.” “A 13-year-old Maryland boy was killed in a shooting outside a shopping mall where five others, including four juveniles, were wounded as they walked through the parking lot on Sunday,” reports Fox News. Law enforcement was created to protect and serve the citizenry despite race and that is what we strive to do, daily,” the union added.Ī shootout in Baltimore, Maryland claimed the life of a 13-year-old child over the weekend injuring at least five more as the city’s homicide rate inches towards record-setting highs. “I’m not sure that a blanket apology covering 200 years is appropriate. The President of Baltimore’s Police Union slammed the Commissioner’s comments late Thursday night, saying it was not “appropriate.” All the way to the 2000’s when we had zero tolerance,” he added.
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All the way to the ’80s where crack was prevalent in the cities and it affected disproportionately African-American men. “Two hundred years ago, all the way to civil rights. “I want to take about 20 seconds to apologize for all the things that the police have done dating back 200 years,” said De Sousa. While Harrison said he believes both officers were equipped with body cameras, it was unclear if the cameras were activated because the pair was on a covert assignment.īaltimore’s Police Commissioner shocked local residents and the nation Thursday when he “apologized” for “200 years” of police brutality sparking a fierce backlash from a region struggling to contain escalating gun violence.Ĭommissioner Darryl De Sousa addressed the crowd at a sold-out Hip Hop concert this week, asking the audience for just “20 seconds” to beg forgiveness for “all the things that the police have done.”
“But the members of our police department are proactive and were where they were supposed to be, doing what they were supposed to do – actually looking for a violent offender to arrest, and were attacked by a suspect who is now dead as a result of his actions.”
“I think the message is clear: this violence has to stop,” Harrison said. #breaking | Baltimore City Police Commissioner Michael Harrison describes how the shooting unfolded – READ MORE – /hanm4lq7T8 Meanwhile, the wounded officer was hospitalized in “good condition,” Harrison said. The suspect was taken to an area hospital, but could not be saved. Police rendered aid until medical personnel responded to the scene. “And our officer returned fire while sitting inside of the vehicle, striking the suspect at least more than once,” Harrison told reporters. Two officers were in the vehicle at the time, Harrison said. The man, who has not yet been identified “pulled alongside” the officers’ unmarked car, facing in the opposite direction, got out from his the drivers’ side, “and then opened fire into our officers’ surveillance vehicle, striking one of our officers in the upper thigh,” Harrison said. A man in Baltimore, Md., was fatally wounded on Monday morning after he allegedly pulled up to an unmarked police car and opened fire on the officers sitting inside, striking one, officials said.
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