BALTIMORE — Last April, four Baltimore County Police detectives from the department’s Criminal Apprehension Support Team fired at a motorist in Dundalk, seriously injuring the 19-year-old driver.
In January, one of those same four detectives shot and critically injured a 37-year-old man in White Marsh during an attempted arrest, after police said the driver tried to escape and hit an unmarked department vehicle.
Neither shooting was recorded by officers’ body-worn cameras, because members of the Criminal Apprehension Support Team have yet to receive them from the department.
