Police released photos of this week’s firearm and drug seizures as officers target violent crime across the city
BALTIMORE, Md. — Baltimore police say officers have now seized more than 800 firearms this year as the department ramps up aggressive efforts targeting violent offenders and illegal guns flooding city streets.
The Baltimore Police Department released photos this week showing multiple firearms and narcotics recovered during recent enforcement operations across the city.
Officials said the latest seizures are part of ongoing citywide efforts focused on reducing gun violence and dismantling illegal drug activity in Baltimore neighborhoods.
According to police, officers recovered the weapons during separate investigations and enforcement actions carried out this week.
The department did not immediately release details about individual arrests tied to the latest seizures.
Baltimore police urged residents to continue reporting suspicious or illegal activity within their communities.
Authorities reminded the public that tips can be submitted by calling 911 or anonymously contacting Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7LOCKUP.
The department said removing illegal firearms from the streets remains one of its top public safety priorities as investigators continue pursuing individuals connected to violent crime.
Police have repeatedly highlighted firearm recoveries as part of broader crime reduction initiatives throughout Baltimore.
The investigations connected to the latest gun and drug seizures remain ongoing.
Key Points
- Baltimore police say officers have seized more than 800 firearms this year
- Recent gun and drug recoveries were tied to multiple investigations across the city
- Authorities are urging residents to report illegal activity anonymously
