Three arrested in druid hill handgun incident — courtesy of baltimore pd

BALTIMORE, MD — On Monday, three individuals were arrested by the Western District Action Team in the Druid Hill corridor.

The incident occurred at approximately 10:10 p.m. as officers conducted proactive enforcement.

During their investigation, detectives apprehended two 20-year-old males and a 17-year-old male, also recovering three handguns.

All three suspects were later transported to the Central Booking Intake Facility where they were formally charged.

The Druid Hill corridor has seen increased law enforcement activity aimed at curbing illegal activities in recent weeks. Officials have emphasized the importance of proactive measures in maintaining community safety.

The Western District Action Team has been particularly active in the area, focusing on high-risk zones to deter criminal activity. These efforts have led to several successful interventions, including the recent handgun recovery.

Local authorities have not released the names of the arrested individuals, and investigations are ongoing to determine if there are any further connections to other criminal activities.

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