3222 Tioga Pkwy, Baltimore, MD 21215 (Burleith / Leighton) is a 1,344 square foot, 1 bathroom, 0.05 acre property.It was built in 1941 and has an estimate of $73,000 with a price per ft² of $51. 3108 Tioga Pkwy, Baltimore, MD 21215 (Burleith / Leighton) is a 1,432 square foot, 1 bathroom, 0.05 acre property.It was built in 1942 and has an estimate of $159,180 with a price per ft² of $117. 3028 Tioga Pkwy, Baltimore, MD 21215 (Burleith / Leighton) is a 1,360 square foot, 1 bathroom, 0.06 acre property.It was built in 1940 and has an estimate of $162,960 with a price per ft² of $119. 3120 Tioga Pkwy, Baltimore, MD 21215 (Burleith / Leighton) is a 1,368 square foot, 1 bathroom, 0.08 acre property.It was built in 1941 and has an estimate of $160,160 with a price per ft² of $121. 3110 Tioga Pkwy, Baltimore, MD 21215 (Burleith / Leighton) is a 1,320 square foot, 1 bathroom, 0.06 acre property.It was built in 1938 and has an estimate of $160,020 with a price per ft² of $110. 3226 Tioga Pkwy, Baltimore, MD 21215 (Burleith / Leighton) is a 1,456 square foot, 2 bathroom, 0.05 acre property.It was built in 1938 and has an estimate of $161,420 with a price per ft² of $102. 3244 Tioga Pkwy, Baltimore, MD 21215 (Burleith / Leighton) is a 1,584 square foot, 1 bathroom, 0.05 acre property.It was built in 1938 and has an estimate of $161,140 with a price per ft² of $105. 3230 Tioga Pkwy, Baltimore, MD 21215 (Burleith / Leighton) is a 1,536 square foot, 1 bathroom, 0.05 acre property.3 suspects exited vehicle and began shooting. Authorities still searching for two additional suspects.
3300 TROGA PARKWAY 21215 DRIVER
Victim was the hired driver and had nothing to do with this dispute. Authorities still searching for two additional suspects.ĭouble homicide. Jerry Cruz and Ulises Lopez chargedĭouble homicide. (Blogger note: BPD probably loading previous year homicides to a so-far low homicide month) Victim shot, died 10/20/19, ME determined homicide, when we don't know. Victim had been shot by an unidentified male who was wearing a white hooded sweat shirt under a black jacket with acid wash jeans and black shoes. North Milton Avenue and East Biddle Street Victim was involved in a fight 09/14/19 and died afterward. This homicide was removed from the list for an undisclosed reason. Victim stabbed at home in elderly housing facility, Coleman Manor. Traevon George charged and pled guilty on 09/30/21 Suspect fled and was apprehended on 600 Water Street. Shooting victim was a Syrian refugee who was delivering pizzaĭouble shooting. Cordell Bruce, killed 01/14/20, and Cornelius Bruce, killed 01/21/20, were brothers. Shooting victim found in burning vehicle. Victim shot 01/06/20 after going outside to get fresh air after two people ran by while shooting at each other, allegedly. Christopher Brown, Daran Horton, and Jimmy Murphy, have been charged with first-degree murder, arson, gun crimes and other counts on 02/15/22 Cordelle Bruce, killed 01/14/20, and Cornelius Bruce, killed 01/21/20, were brothers. Deonte Walker charged and convicted 12/10/21
Ronald Haskins charged and convicted 04/15/22 Triple shooting, victims found in same vehicle.
Victim was allowing suspect to live in her home. Notes Victim Has No Violent Criminal History * Surveillance Camera At Intersection? ** Case Closed?ĭouble stabbing. This is a list of the 2020 Baltimore City homicide victims and additional information regarding age, incident location, notes, and event proximity to police surveillance cameras.
In the process, the department’s rate of solving cases tumbled even lower, to roughly half the national average for cities of Baltimore’s size." Instead of catching killers, they were placing unsolved investigations on the back burner within a matter of weeks, with no effective process for dealing with the cold cases that inevitably piled up.But instead of implementing the plans, the Baltimore Police Department mostly sat on them - and kept them from the public - as it churned through three police commissioners and the city racked up another thousand homicides. And they had more cases than they could handle. Baltimore Sun | | 7:00 AM Excerpt: "There were too few detectives with too little training, supervision and equipment. Reading Homework: " Dysfunction in Baltimore police homicide unit went unaddressed as killings hit historic levels" By Kevin Rector and Phillip Jackson.
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