Updated: 1:00 PM EST Feb 10, 2021
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Show Transcript TRYING TO ARREST HIM. SHOTS FIRED INSIDE A HOME IN THE 1400 BLOCK OF MOUNT STREET IN WEST BALTIMORE. A DEPUTY MARSHAL SERIOUSLY INJURED AND RUSHED TO SHOCK TRAUMA. WE ADMITTED A U.S. MARSHAL WITH A TORSO GUNSHOT WOUND, HE WAS QUITE SICK WHEN WE GOT HERE. WE GOT HIM EVALUATED AND INTO THE OPERATING ROOM. WE ARE DONE WITH HIS SURGERY, HE IS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. REPORTER: DOCTORS ARE HOPEFUL FOR HIS RECOVERY. THE SHOOTING HAPPENED JUST AFTER 7:00 THURSDAY MORNING. BALTIMORE POLICE SAY THEY ALONG WITH MEMBERS OF THE U.S. MARSHAL’S SERVICE, CAPITOL AREA REGIONAL FUGITIVE TASK FORCE TRIED TO SERVE A WARRANT ON A HIGH RISK SUSPECT. WE CAN CONFIRM THAT THE WARRANT WAS OBTAINED FOR THE 30-YEAR-OLD. HE WAS WANTED ON A TOTAL OF 19 CHARGES, INCLUDING ATTEMPTED MURDER AND HANDGUN VIOLATIONS. REPORTER: POLICE SAY ON THIS PAST WEEKEND, GREEN SHOT AT CITY OFFICERS AT A GROCERY STORE IN THE 5600 BLOCK OF
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US Marshals deputy shot, suspect killed in Baltimore A Baltimore Police forensics team enters the house in West Baltimore where a U.S. Marshall was shot while while serving an arrest warrant on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021. Baltimore police spokeswoman Lindsey Eldridge said in an email that the suspect was shot by return fire and died after Thursday morning s shooting. (Jerry Jackson/The Baltimore Sun via AP) Thursday, February 4, 2021 3:14 PM EST By The Associated Press, AP
BALTIMORE (AP) A U.S. Marshals Service deputy was shot and wounded and a suspect was killed Thursday morning during an exchange of gunfire while law enforcement officers served an arrest warrant in Baltimore, authorities said.
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BALTIMORE – A U.S. Marshals Service deputy was shot and wounded and a suspect was killed Thursday morning during an exchange of gunfire while law enforcement officers served an arrest warrant in Baltimore, authorities said.
The suspect was shot by return fire about 6:15 a.m. local time, Baltimore police spokeswoman Lindsey Eldridge said in an email.
The Marshals Service tweeted that the deputy was taken to a Baltimore hospital with serious injuries and was recovering from surgery.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with the deputy and his family during this tragic time,” the agency said.
Dr. Thomas Scalea, of the University of Maryland shock trauma center in Baltimore, said at a news conference that the deputy was still on life support in the intensive care unit.
US marshal was serving arrest warrant for attempted murder and armed robbery
Lindsey Eldridge, a Baltimore police spokeswoman, said in an email that the shooting occurred around 6.45am on the 1400 block of N. Mount Street
Suspect opened fire on US marshals before being fatally struck by return fire
Injured marshal was taken to a local hospital in serious condition and has since undergone emergency surgery; no other details were immediately provided
The incident comes just two days after two FBI agents were shot dead by a child pornography suspect in Fort Lauderdale, Florida