BALTIMORE — Baltimore police continue to investigate a shooting that was caught on camera Wednesday in Highlandtown.
“I heard boom, boom, boom, boom,” said Seni, who asked that we not use her full name. “I knew okay, that’s not right. Then I saw a grey car fly down the street.”
The incident neighbors describe was caught on multiple home surveillance cameras.
According to investigators the shootout occurred around 11:43 a.m.
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"We’re all okay. We’re going to be fine."
— Dave Detling (@WMARDave) April 29, 2022
Neighbors along Claremont Street in Highlandtown say yesterday's shootout brought them closer together.@WMAR2News pic.twitter.com/aUwseBXmbb
In the video you see two men shoot at what appears to be another person off camera. As bullets fly, another man can be seen ducking behind a truck.
“It was scary, said Abi Green. “It really hit me when I saw the video.”
“They went running up with guns shooting, shooting, shooting.”
— Dave Detling (@WMARDave) April 29, 2022
Sani describes yesterday’s shootout in the 3700 block of Claremont Steet.
Highlandtown neighbors are glad no one was hurt. Three vehicles, including a USPS mail truck was hit.
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Despite multiple rounds being fired, no one was hurt.
“We all came outside,” said Green. “A bunch of us we’re out here talking about it, making sure everything was okay. We told everyone to check their cars. We made sure everyone was safe.”
Police say three vehicles, including a mail truck was hit.
“Despite all this, this brought us closer together,” said Seni. “Last night we all gathered on the stoop, and it was nice to just talk. We walked a little bit about what happened but mainly we laughed, and you know we just said, ‘we’re all okay, we’re going to be fine.’”
Police confirm they are looking for two individuals. Anyone with information is asked to call Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7LOCKUP.
