Fatal shooting on north bond street leaves 22 year old dead as suspects flee into night
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Fatal shooting on North Bond Street leaves 22 year old dead as suspects flee into night

Young man killed in late night Baltimore shooting as trio escapes

Baltimore, MD — A late Sunday night shooting on North Bond Street left a 22-year-old man dead as three unidentified individuals ran from the scene, leaving investigators working to determine who was responsible and why the gunfire erupted.

The incident occurred at approximately 9:50 p.m. Sunday in the 1400 block of North Bond Street, where Shawn Hicks Jr. was shot. He was pronounced dead following the shooting, according to information released by the Baltimore Police Department.

Witness accounts and initial findings indicate three male suspects fled northbound from the 1400 block into the 1500 block of North Bond Street immediately after the shooting. No descriptions beyond the number of individuals have been confirmed.

Detectives have not established a motive in the case and continue to review evidence and canvass the area for additional information that could lead to identifying those involved.

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The investigation remains ongoing as homicide detectives seek assistance from the public. Officials have asked anyone with information related to the case to contact investigators directly. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through Metro Crime Stoppers, where tipsters may be eligible for a reward.

The case marks another fatal shooting under active investigation as officials work to identify the suspects and piece together the events that led to Hicks’ death.


Key Points

  • 22 year old Shawn Hicks Jr. was shot and killed Sunday night on North Bond Street
  • Three male suspects fled the scene northbound following the shooting
  • Detectives have not determined a motive and are requesting public assistance
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