BALTIMORE, MARYLAND – Yesterday afternoon, the Baltimore Police Department swiftly responded to a carjacking incident at the 3500 block of Shannon Drive in Eastern Baltimore.
Around 1:04 p.m., officers arrived at the scene following a distress call. The victim, who was parking her vehicle at the time, reported being approached by two young male suspects. Brandishing a handgun, the suspects forced her out of the vehicle and then drove away in it.
Fortunately, the vehicle was equipped with OnStar technology, enabling officers to track its location. The police successfully located and apprehended the culprits—a 15-year-old male and a 14-year-old male. The stolen vehicle was recovered and promptly returned to its rightful owner.
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