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Teenagers flee as shots fired in glen burnie neighborhood — Blue and red light flasher of a patrol police car at night. Police force department in full activity with turned on lights. Night patrolling of the city with emergency flashers. Security sirens on the Canadian police vehicle.

Gunfire erupts in Glen Burnie as home struck by bullets overnight

GLEN BURNIE, MD – Police are investigating after gunfire broke out late Thursday night in Glen Burnie, damaging a home but leaving no reported injuries.

Officers responded around 11:20 p.m. to the 400 block of Kenilworth Court after multiple witnesses reported hearing two gunshots. Several teenagers who were outside at the time ran for cover when the shots rang out.

Investigators determined that an unknown vehicle stopped near Elvaton Towne and Kenilworth Court. A male suspect exited the vehicle, fired two rounds, and then fled in the same car.

One of the projectiles struck a home on Kenilworth Court. Officers also recovered a shell casing in the roadway on Century Towne Road near the scene.

Eastern District detectives are leading the investigation. Anyone with information is asked to call 410-222-6145. Anonymous tips can be submitted through the Anne Arundel County Police Tip Line at 410-222-4700.

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Key Points

Shots were fired late Thursday night near Kenilworth Court in Glen Burnie.
A male suspect exited a vehicle, fired two rounds, and fled in the car.
A home was struck by gunfire; no one was injured.

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