Perry Hall MD
4-11-2023 12:36pm

Police Investigate Shooting Near White Marsh Mall

Credit: Elizabeth Janney/ Patch

WHITE MARSH - Baltimore County Police are investigating a shooting near the White Marsh Mall that left one victim in critical condition on Monday evening.

According to police, officers responded to reports of shots fired on the 8200 block of Perry Hall Blvd around 8:30 p.m. on Monday. Upon arrival, officers found one man suffering from an apparent gunshot wound.

The exact location of the incident remains unconfirmed. Investigators said that they are trying to determine whether the shooting took place in a car or on a street.

Police said the victim had gone to a nearby Olive Garden restaurant for help. They were later taken to an area hospital for treatment. The victim’s name has not yet been released.

The Olive Garden remains closed on Tuesday, according to Baltimore County Police spokesperson Trae Corbin; police do not believe the restaurant is connected to the shooting.

The incident remains under investigation.

Anyone with information is asked to call the police at 410-307-2020.

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4-12-2023 5:43am

We are all anxiously awaiting a response from Johnny Equity. We all anticipate a long winded response of nothing. Is this behavior ‘fair and equitable’ to the people who worked hard to get away from this, Johnny? You should resign immediately. He has continued the destruction of the area.

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4-12-2023 8:43am

Did Johnny Equity see the 200 kids fighting downtown recently? That is what he is bringing to our county because he feels they deserve it. What about the people here, Johnny?

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4-13-2023 7:25am

We need Apartments built on the Mall Parking Lot.    More people moving in with no investment.    And this is why Johnny and the County Council voted to have housing vouchers accepted as cash and accepted in all areas of the County.  So tax payers are moving while trouble is moving in.  

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