On Tuesday, Christopher Carroll, 36, was sentenced to 25 years in prison after his arrest when detectives linked the Baltimore County EMS to at least three separate incidents that resulted in people unknowingly consuming contaminated items.
Detectives with the Baltimore County Police Department arrested Carroll on Tuesday, Feb. 4, following an investigation that began in November 2025, police said. He was initially charged with multiple offenses, including destruction of property and knowingly and willfully causing another to ingest bodily fluids.
According to detectives, the investigation was launched after reports surfaced that Carroll had tampered with items and contaminated them before they were later consumed.
As the case developed, detectives obtained video evidence that showed or suggested conduct that resulted in individuals unknowingly coming into contact with, or ingesting, Carroll’s bodily fluids, police said. Those fluids reportedly included semen and urine inside the station.
Based on the findings of the investigation, detectives obtained an arrest warrant for Carroll. Police said he surrendered to authorities. He pleaded guilty in August to three counts of causing another to ingest bodily fluids.
Carroll had been held without bond pending his sentencing on Tuesday.
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