Baltimore County police are investigating a Friday morning shooting that injured a man in Parkville. Police said the man was in stable condition at an area hospital. Officers have been on the scene most of the day and part of the street remains closed. Glen Keith Road, just off Loch Raven Boulevard, sat a red car, its doors open with a crime tape draped over it. This is one of the crime scenes under investigation by Baltimore County police. They said they believe that after being shot, the victim came to a house in that neighborhood. “That’s what we’re trying to figure out, exactly where the shooting took place. We believe we have two crime scenes,” Det. Trae Corbin of the Baltimore County Police Department. Police said the other crime scene was a few minutes away on Chestnut Oak Road. A witness in that area told 11 News he called 911 after hearing multiple gunshots. shots,” said James Pisano. “I knew it was definitely gunshots. There was no doubt that it was the loudest gunshots I have ever heard.” schools to lock out. A lockdown status means outside access to schools is restricted. Schools included Loch Raven Academy, White Oak School, and Oakleigh and Pleasant Plains Elementary Schools. Officials also said the Catholic school Immaculate Heart of Mary had been put on alert. The schools have all since been closed, officials said. So far no arrests, there have been no arrests in the shooting.
Baltimore County police are investigating a Friday morning shooting that injured a man in Parkville.
Police said the man was in stable condition at an area hospital. Officers have been on the scene most of the day and part of the street remains closed.
Glen Keith Road, just off Loch Raven Boulevard, sat a red car, its doors open with a crime tape draped over it. This is one of the crime scenes under investigation by Baltimore County police. They said they believe that after being shot, the victim came to a house in that neighborhood.
“That’s what we’re trying to figure out, exactly where the shooting took place. We believe we have two crime scenes,” Det. Trae Corbin of the Baltimore County Police Department.
Police said the other crime scene was a few minutes away on Chestnut Oak Road. A witness in that area told 11 News he called 911 after hearing multiple gunshots.
“I heard what I thought were two or three shots and they weren’t firecrackers, and it was really loud and I was inside, and I heard three more shots “said James Pisano. “I knew it was definitely gunshots. There was no doubt that it was the loudest gunshots I have ever heard.”
Pisano said the shooting was unfortunate and made him feel uncomfortable, and that he had heard gunshots in his neighborhood before.
The shooting prompted several schools in Towson/Parkville to go into lockdown. A lockdown status means outside access to schools is restricted.
Schools included Loch Raven Academy, White Oak School, and Oakleigh and Pleasant Plains Elementary Schools. Officials also said the Catholic school Immaculate Heart of Mary had been put on alert.
The schools have all since been closed, officials said.
So far no arrests there have been no arrests in the shooting.
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