Woman robbed at gunpoint inside linthicum hotel room
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Woman robbed at gunpoint inside Linthicum hotel room

Linthicum hotel room robbery sparks police investigation

Linthicum, MD – A woman reported being robbed at gunpoint inside a hotel room late Sunday, prompting a Northern District investigation into the incident involving a suspect known to the victim.

The robbery occurred around 11:45 p.m. on November 30 at the SpringHill Suites in the 800 block of Elkridge Landing Road. According to police, the victim told officers that an acquaintance entered her hotel room, pointed a handgun at her, and demanded money before fleeing the area in a vehicle.

Officers identified a suspect through investigative efforts, and police say charges are currently pending. No injuries were reported.

The investigation remains active, and additional details have not yet been released.

Key Points

  • Woman robbed at gunpoint inside Linthicum hotel room late Sunday
  • Victim says known acquaintance demanded money before fleeing in vehicle
  • Suspect identified; charges pending as investigation continues
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