Women sought for questioning by police in baltimore murder case

BALTIMORE, MD — Baltimore Police are asking for the public’s help to identify individuals connected to a homicide that took place earlier this month in the 600 block of Allendale Street.

The appeal for assistance comes as homicide detectives continue their investigation into the April 18, 2025, shooting. Police released images of the individuals they believe may have information related to the case.

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Baltimore Police are seeking public assistance to identify individuals linked to an April 18 homicide.
The fatal shooting occurred in the 600 block of Allendale Street.
Tipsters are urged to contact detectives, Metro Crime Stoppers, or call 911.

Officials have not released further details about the circumstances of the homicide or the victim’s identity. Detectives are focusing on identifying the individuals captured in the photos shared through social media.

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“Anyone with information on these individuals’ identity is urged to contact Detectives at 410-396-2100, Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7Lockup, or 911,” the department posted.

Investigation ongoing as police circulate suspect images

Authorities emphasized that even anonymous tips could be critical in advancing the investigation. The department’s Homicide Unit continues to pursue leads as they work to solve the fatal shooting.

Baltimore Police have not indicated whether they believe the individuals in the images are witnesses, suspects, or persons of interest.

Public urged to assist Baltimore detectives in homicide case

As of Monday, no arrests have been announced in connection to the April 18 homicide. Detectives encourage anyone with information, no matter how small, to reach out through the provided contact channels.

Further updates will be provided as the investigation develops.

Baltimore detectives are seeking the public’s help to solve a fatal shooting that left a West Baltimore neighborhood shaken.

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