BALTIMORE — Homicide detectives are investigating the death of Baltimore paramedic Shaney Warehime.
This stems from an incident that happened at 2:23 a.m., on Sunday, Feb, 11.
Officers were called to the 1600 block of Light Street where they saw Warehime lying on the ground.
Police say off-duty firefighters were performing CPR and she was later taken to Shock Trauma and later transferred to the Critical Care Resuscitation Unit in stable critical condition.
An unnamed person on the scene told police Warehime spent the night with friends at a bar called "The Night Shift."
Around 1:30 a.m., the trio left the bar to go home. An incident report says Warehime had been drinking and needed help getting out of the vehicle when they got to Light Street.
The two friends soon realized she was no longer breathing.
Warehime, 38, was assigned to Medic 11 and was appointed to the Baltimore City Fire Department on September 19, 2018.
The Baltimore Fire Department posted on X that Warehime's funeral arrangements are forthcoming.
@BaltimoreFire & Chief of Fire Department Mr. James W. Wallace regretfully announces the passing of Active Duty Paramedic Shaney R. Warehime.
— Baltimore Fire (@BaltimoreFire) February 15, 2024
She joined the Depart. in Sept. 2018 & assigned to Medic 11 since 2019.
Funeral arrangements are forthcoming.
