BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. — David Linthicum has been found guilty of all charges.
Linthicum, 26, was convicted of shooting and injuring two Baltimore County Police officers back in February 2023, leading to a massive manhunt.
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It all started when police were called to the 10000 block of Powers Avenue for a person in crisis.
As police attempted to enter, he opened fire, striking and injuring an officer.
Linthicum then barricaded himself inside the home, prompting a SWAT Team response.
Officers learned Linthicum fled the scene launching a massive search, causing multiple road and school closures.
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He was spotted again the next day along Warren Road near Bosley Road.
That's where he shot another officer with a rifle before stealing their vehicle and leading police on a chase to Harford County.
After a month of recovery, that officer, Detective Chih, was released from the hospital.
Police would finally capture Linthicum in a heavily wooded area near the Fallston Mall Shopping Center on February 10 around 5:45 am.
He has been found guilty of four counts of first-degree attempted murder, multiple assault charges, and armed carjacking.
