ARBUTUS, Md. — We're learning more of what led to a deadly police involved shooting in Arbutus Wednesday.
According to the Maryland Attorney General's Office, officers were originally called to the 5100 block of Leeds Avenue for reports of a masked man shooting at passing cars with a bow and arrow.
Around 10:30am when Baltimore County Police arrived on scene, they encountered a suspect meeting the description provided.
While it's unclear what exactly transpired from there, one detective ended up firing, killing the man.
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No officers or civilians were injured.
The Attorney General's Independent Investigative Division has taken over the deadly force aspect of the case.
Only a back-up officer was equipped with a body-worn camera at the time of the incident.
Neither the suspect or involved officer has been identified.
