Gunfire tears through glen burnie apartment door

Gunfire tears through Glen Burnie apartment door

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February 2, 2026
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Late night gunfire damages Glen Burnie apartment door

Glen Burnie, MD – A quiet residential court was jolted late Saturday night when rifle rounds struck an apartment door, leaving behind shell casings and unanswered questions but no reported injuries.

Officers responded around 10:00 p.m. to reports of shots fired in the 200 block of Snow Cap Court. Upon arrival, multiple rifle casings were found near a stairwell outside lower-level apartments, along with visible bullet holes in an apartment door.

No residents were injured during the incident, and no suspects were immediately located. The shooting was classified as non-contact.

Detectives assigned to the Eastern District continue to investigate and are seeking information related to the incident.

Key Points

  • Rifle rounds struck an apartment door late at night
  • Multiple shell casings recovered at the scene
  • No injuries reported
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