Baltimore police nab female suspect in violent road rage shooting
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Baltimore Police Nab Female Suspect in Violent Road Rage Shooting

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND – Authorities have arrested 40-year-old Neisha Jackson following a shooting last week in Central Baltimore. The incident began as a road rage confrontation at Martin Luther King Jr Blvd and West Mulberry Street. It escalated to the 100 block of South Eutaw Street, where Jackson allegedly shot a 41-year-old woman.

Jackson was apprehended on Waterview Avenue and faces charges of attempted first and second-degree murder and assault.

Baltimore police nab female suspect in violent road rage shooting
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The initial police advisory reported the incident on November 8th, when officers on patrol near West Pratt Street heard gunfire. They discovered the victim with a graze wound and transported her to a hospital. A person of interest was later located on Waterview Avenue.

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