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Repeat juvenile offender busted with loaded handgun in Liberty Heights

BALTIMORE, MD — A 15-year-old described by police as a repeat offender was arrested Saturday afternoon after officers recovered a handgun during a disturbance call in West Baltimore.

Western District officers were dispatched around 12:45 p.m. on February 28 to the 2400 block of Liberty Heights Avenue for reports of a large, disorderly crowd, according to the Baltimore Police Department.

When officers arrived, they identified a 15-year-old male who was wanted on an outstanding warrant. Police took the teen into custody without incident.

During a search, officers recovered a handgun, authorities said.

The juvenile was transported to Juvenile Booking, where he was charged and detained.

Police said the teen has prior arrests that include multiple robberies, a carjacking and an assault.

The investigation remains ongoing.

Key Points

15-year-old arrested Feb. 28 on Liberty Heights Avenue
Teen was wanted on an outstanding warrant
Officers recovered a handgun during the arrest
Police say he has prior arrests for robbery, carjacking and assault

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