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One Killed, One Critically Injured By Driver In Overnight Baltimore Crash: Police One Killed, One Critically Injured By Driver In Overnight Baltimore Crash: Police
One Killed, One Critically Injured By Driver In Overnight Baltimore Crash: Police Two 56-year-old men suffered serious injuries overnight after being struck by a driver in Baltimore, police say. Officers were called at around 11 p.m. on Saturday, June 15 to the 3400 block of Garrison Boulevard, where they were met by two people who were struck by a vehicle. According to a Baltimore Police Department spokesperson, the driver was heading east on Garrison Boulevard when it struck the two men, who were rushed to an area hospital, where one died and the other was listed in critical, but stable condition on Sunday morning. The crash remains under investigation. More details …

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by Zak Failla
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Suspect Charged With Murder After Victim Dies From Baltimore Shooting: Police Suspect Charged With Murder After Victim Dies From Baltimore Shooting: Police
Suspect Charged With Murder After Victim Dies From Baltimore Shooting: Police A suspect has been charged with murder after a Baltimore shooting turned fatal for a 31-year-old man, authorities announced. Brandon Fullard, 39, of Baltimore, was arrested on Friday, Jan. 5 and charged with first-degree murder and other offenses, Baltimore Police said. The charges stem from the shooting of 31-year-old Brian Richardson, who was found wounded by gunfire as officers responded to the 3300 block of Garrison Boulevard just after 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 12. He was taken to a nearby hospital, where he later died. The shooting remains under investigation. Anyone with information is…

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by Daily Voice
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Human Remains Found Inside Container Near Baltimore Church Human Remains Found Inside Container Near Baltimore Church
Human Remains Found Inside Container Near Baltimore Church Police are investigating a homicide after human remains were found inside a container in a Baltimore neighborhood.  A call for help was made around 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 7 after human remains were found inside a black container in the curtilage of the 3900 block of Garrison Boulevard, according to investigators.    Baltimore police officers arrived at the scene and removed the remains, transporting them to the Medical Examiners' Office for an autopsy. On Wednesday, March 8, police were notified that the remains were confirmed to be human and the cause of death was ruled …

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by Annie DeVoe
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4-Year-Old Maryland Boy's Death Ruled As Homicide After Dying From 'Intoxication' 4-Year-Old Maryland Boy's Death Ruled As Homicide After Dying From 'Intoxication'
4-Year-Old Maryland Boy's Death Ruled As Homicide After Dying From 'Intoxication' The sudden death of a 4-year-old Baltimore boy has been officially ruled as a homicide after a Medical Examiner revealed the boy died due to intoxication, authorities say. Around 4 a.m., Sunday, March 6, O'rion Thomas was rushed to the hospital after being found unresponsive in the 3900 block of Garrison Boulevard, according to Baltimore police. Despite life-saving efforts, Thomas was pronounced dead at the hospital, and his body was taken to a Medical Examiner to determine his exact cause of death.  On Wednesday, Oct. 12, the young boy's death was ruled a homicide after his manner of…

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by Annie DeVoe
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DOUBLE MURDER: Baltimore Man Arrested In Major Homicide Case DOUBLE MURDER: Baltimore Man Arrested In Major Homicide Case
Double Murder: Baltimore Man Arrested In Major Homicide Case A Baltimore man has been arrested for double homicide that occurred back in April, officials say. Lamarr Candia, 27, allegedly shot and killed Robert Carter, 33, and Kennard Wilds, 27, at a gas station on the 3300 block of Garrison Boulevard shortly before 9 p.m., April 29, Baltimore Police say. Candia was taken into custody and charged with first-degree murder after being found on the 4000 block of Wabash Avenue, Friday, June 2.  

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by Annie DeVoe