Maryland police want to know who this driver is

Maryland State Police and FBI offer $60K reward in double homicide investigations

Baltimore, MD – A $60,000 reward is now being offered by Maryland State Police and the FBI for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the killings of Delonte Hicks and Charles Marks, authorities announced Friday.

Officials are urging the public to come forward with any information—no matter how minor—that could help investigators identify a driver or individuals connected to both homicide cases. The reward includes $30,000 for each investigation.

Maryland State Police released the alert Friday in coordination with federal authorities, highlighting the urgent need for public assistance. Investigators are continuing to follow leads but believe community tips may be the key to solving both cases.

Anyone with information is asked to contact law enforcement at 202-953-1903. Tipsters can remain anonymous.

The cases remain active and ongoing, with authorities not releasing further details about the nature of the crimes or suspect descriptions at this time.

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Key Points

Maryland State Police and FBI offering $60K total reward in two homicide cases
Delonte Hicks and Charles Marks were the victims in separate investigations
Public urged to contact authorities with any information at 202-953-1903

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