BALTIMORE, Md. — Baltimore Police officers have continued their intensive efforts to curb violence across the city, leading to the seizure of multiple firearms and drugs over the weekend. The department announced the recent seizures as part of their ongoing initiative to remove illegal weapons from the streets.
According to the Baltimore Police Department, officers have confiscated over 1,460 firearms so far this year, underscoring the scale of their efforts to combat violent crime in the city. The recent seizures are part of a broader strategy to target individuals involved in illegal activities, particularly those contributing to gun violence.
In a statement on social media, the department encouraged residents to report any illegal activity in their neighborhoods, stressing the importance of community involvement in the fight against crime. “Remember, you can report illegal activity in your neighborhood by calling 911 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7Lockup,” the department noted. Callers can remain anonymous when providing tips.
The Baltimore Police Department continues to work closely with local communities to improve public safety and reduce the prevalence of illegal firearms in the city. Further details about the specific seizures made over the weekend were not disclosed.
