BALTIMORE — Police arrested a woman Saturday after firing at an off-duty officer in a suspected case of road rage in downtown Baltimore.
It all started around 3:30pm when 35-year-old Teneshia Pollock was involved in another gun incident on E. Redwood Street.
Police say Pollock fired shots, grazing a woman in the head.
She later drove to the 400 block of E. Baltimore Street where she cut off Baron Ancrum, an off-duty Baltimore Police officer who was driving in his personal car.
Surveillance footage reportedly shows Pollock rolling down her window and pointing a gun at Ancrum.
Charging documents say Ancrum reacted by getting out the vehicle with his off-duty gun drawn.
Pollock then allegedly got out of her car and the two exchanged gunfire.
No one was struck, however both Ancrum and Pollock's vehicles were hit.
On-duty officers who were already in the area handling another call heard the commotion.
They raced over and placed Ancrum and Pollock in custody, until finding out what actually occurred.
After learning Ancrum was an officer and that Pollock was first to pull a weapon, he was released.
Pollock was taken to the hospital for an emergency evaluation and charged with attempted murder.
Anyone with information is urged to contact detectives at 410-396-2100 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7Lockup.