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Juveniles arrested after striking police officer with vehicle in Baltimore
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Three teenagers, two 14-year-old males with ankle monitors from previous arrests and one 14-year-old female, were arrested following an officer-involved discharging incident in southwest Baltimore on Sunday, officials announced.
On Feb. 15, around 12:05 p.m., officers were called to a report of armed individuals attempting to break into the caller's home in the 800 block of W. Lombard Street.
Upon arrival, police reported that an officer approached a Kia sedan occupied by several individuals.
Officials said that the officer approached the Kia on foot and issued verbal commands for the vehicle to stop and for the occupants to exit.
However, the Kia reversed once more, striking the officer and causing him to fall.
In the process, the officer discharged his firearm at the vehicle.
Shortly after, the officer saw a male appearing to be injured and then collapsing to the ground. The officer rendered aid and reassured him of his safety.
Police said the male sustained injuries from being assaulted by several individuals before the officer arrived at the scene.
Not long after, police located the Kia, which was unoccupied at the 100 block of S. Arlington Avenue, after it struck a parked vehicle.
Detectives learned that the vehicle was reported stolen in the 600 block of E. Chase Street on Feb. 14 around noon.
On Feb. 15, around 12:05 p.m., officers were called to a report of armed individuals attempting to break into the caller's home in the 800 block of W. Lombard Street.
Upon arrival, police reported that an officer approached a Kia sedan occupied by several individuals.
Officials said that the officer approached the Kia on foot and issued verbal commands for the vehicle to stop and for the occupants to exit.
However, the Kia reversed once more, striking the officer and causing him to fall.
In the process, the officer discharged his firearm at the vehicle.
Shortly after, the officer saw a male appearing to be injured and then collapsing to the ground. The officer rendered aid and reassured him of his safety.
Police said the male sustained injuries from being assaulted by several individuals before the officer arrived at the scene.
Not long after, police located the Kia, which was unoccupied at the 100 block of S. Arlington Avenue, after it struck a parked vehicle.
Detectives learned that the vehicle was reported stolen in the 600 block of E. Chase Street on Feb. 14 around noon.
Categories: Crime & Lawlessness
BillD.Wall 1 month ago
MarGarTar 1 month ago
They should be handed over to the Mexican cartels, for their renowned butcher master-classes.
L.X 1 month ago
Shoulda dumped that mag.
Mr.Triggerhappy 1 month ago
@L.X I'm so glad you didn't say Clip.
ScreaminMime 1 month ago
Two of them were wearing ankle... monitors.
MONITORS!
Come'on Columbo, you can crack this case 
nhoj2468 1 month ago
Officer needs to stop screaming like a little bitch on the radio and being a drama queen. 
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