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Wicked Doll
March 30th, 2009, 12:51 PM
Baltimore police officers arrested three suspected Anne Arundel County gang members and recovered three guns after the suspects attempted to shoot a family in Brooklyn on Sunday night, a police spokesman said.

Officers responded to reports of gun fire near Baltic Avenue and 5th Street about 8 p.m. Sunday. They found a Ford Explorer that had been shot several times, as well as numerous shell casings, said police spokesman Officer Troy Harris.

Southern District officers found the three suspects exiting a Ford Crown Victoria on West Meadow Road, just over the Anne Arundel County line in Brooklyn Park. They also recovered marijuana, an assault rifle, a 25-caliber semi-automatic handgun and a 9 mm semi-automatic handgun from the car's trunk.

The three, all suspected Bloods members, are Perry Lee Jennings, 22, of the 7800 block of Levy Court, Pasadena; Albert Westmoreland, 18, of the 7800 block of Jaki Terrace, Glen Burnie; and Dominque Laring, 17, of the 7800 block of South Hampton Drive, Glen Burnie. They will have bail reviews Monday.

Police are still investigating motives for the shooting, Harris said.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/topic/bal-arrest0330,0,468749.story


Baltimore police arrested three alleged Bloods gang members Sunday night after responding to a shooting in Brooklyn. They said the gunmen targeted a family and opened fire but didn't hit anyone. This comes just two days after a notorious Bloods member who had bragged that his gang was a positive influence on city youth was sentenced to federal prison.

And this morning, police announced on their Facebook page that they've seized 550 guns from city streets so far this year. Guns and violent criminals top the department's to-do list.

Here's a statement from the Baltimore Police Department's spokesman, Anthony Guglielmi:

Last night SD Operations section took down 3 gang members and recoeved 3 guns (including an assault rifle) after an attempt on an area family.

At around 8pm on March 29th, BPD received a call for gun fire in the area of Baltic Ave and 5th Street. Upon arrival officers recovered numerous shell casings and discovered that a Ford Explorer was struck with several bullets. It was learned that the target of the shooting was intended for an area family.

Southern district crime suppression personnel immediately canvassed the Baltimore City & Anne Arundel County line (prior intelligence suggested that suspect(s) would proceed to this area and that they were driving in a Ford Crown Victoria.)

A vehicle matching this description was located in the on W. Meadows St. in Anne Arundel County by BPD crime suppression units. County police responded to the scene and three possible suspects were observed exiting out a maroon Crown Victoria, which was parked directly behind the suspect vehicle.

As a result of approaching these suspects, officers made a narcotics arrest and recovered three guns from the rear trunk of the maroon Crown Victoria.

1. .22 Cal Assualt Rifle(machine gun type).
2. 25 Cal Semi-Automatic handgun
3. 9MM Semi-Auto handgun

Suspects Arrested- Suspected Blood Gang members

1. Perry Lee Jennings 7850 Levy Ct.
M/B 12/24/86

2. Albert Westmorland 7802 Jackie Terrace M/B 12/01/90

3. Dominque Laring 7824 South Hampton Apt J M/B 03/19/92


http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/news/crime/blog/2009/03/guns_and_gangs.html

sanityslipping
March 30th, 2009, 12:57 PM
This comes just two days after a notorious Bloods member who had bragged that his gang was a positive influence on city youth was sentenced to federal prison.

Gangs a good influence? Can I get a BIG WTF there? Encouraging crime and violence, mindless murder over affiliations, and that's a good influence on youth? Teaching love, compassion, tollerance and respect, even for the people who aren't wearing red, those would be good things to teach younguns.

runecire
March 30th, 2009, 01:06 PM
More killers off the street, LOVIN IT. :cheers:

Insomniac
March 30th, 2009, 01:06 PM
Douchebags go bye-bye.

seductress
March 30th, 2009, 01:17 PM
The really sad part is that for the 3 that get put away, 6 more will be welcomed into the gang.
Why do young kids look up to these criminals?