Juveniles arrested after disturbance at linthicum hotel — stock photo handcuffs

LINTHICUM, MD – A large-scale altercation at the Embassy Suites in Linthicum led to the arrest of two juveniles on Saturday night. Northern District officers were dispatched to the hotel located at 1300 Concourse Drive around 10:15 p.m. following reports of a fight involving over 200 individuals in the lobby.

Upon arrival, law enforcement found a chaotic scene with numerous people engaged in physical disputes. Investigations into the incident revealed that two male juveniles, concealed with ski masks, were reportedly armed with handguns. In addition to the armed suspects, an unidentified individual deployed pepper spray into the crowd, escalating the violence and chaos.

Officers were able to locate and apprehend the two suspected juveniles, ages 15 and 16, both hailing from Baltimore, Maryland. Each was found in possession of a handgun and has been charged accordingly for their involvement in the weapons offense.

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