There were multiple crimes committed in South Baltimore last night – when the the neighborhood was busier than normal with Halloween trick-or-treating festivites wrapping up – between the times of 9:24pm and 9:56pm.
Baltimore Police Department (BPD) is currently investigating three robberies, which involved a total of four victims. They occurred on the 800 block of Battery Ave. in Federal Hill, the 700 block of Covington St. in Federal Hill, and the 300 block of E. Fort Ave. in Federal Hill/Riverside. The robbery on the 300 block of E. Fort Ave. had two victims.
SouthBMore.com spoke with one of the victims, who is an adult female from Annapolis, as well as her boyfriend who lives in Riverside. The victim said about six African American teenage females, who were carrying backpacks and some of whom were wearing gray sweatshirts, approached her on the 1500 block of Henry St. between Fort Ave. and Riverside Park. According to the victim, they shouted “let’s go” and began hitting her with wood objects that she said looked like 2x4s. She was held from behind during the incident by additional individuals but was unable to get their description. She said that none of the individuals appeared to be in Halloween costumes.
The victim had her face on the ground during the attack and asked the individuals what they wanted. “I was fighting back a bit so I could get to the middle of the street so someone would see me,” she said.
The victim said she gave the individuals her cell phone before a neighborhood resident came out of a nearby alley and scared them off. The victim went to University of Maryland Medical Center. She suffered fractures on the bridge of her nose and on her lower eye socket. Her other eye was also bruised, and she had to get stitches on her knees.
BPD told SouthBMore.com that this was the only incident of the night that involved a weapon.
Per a Facebook post, SouthBMore.com has reached out to obtain more information about another potential attack last night.
BPD has not made any arrests at this time and detectives are continuing to investigate these incidents. Anyone with information is asked to call investigators from the Citywide Robbery Unit at 410-366-6341.
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via http://southbmore.com/2017/11/01/halloween-night-ends-with-multiple-crimes-in-south-baltimore/
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