Crime
4 People, Including Two Children Injured in Shooting in Rosedale
Preliminary investigations suggest the incident may be related to a domestic dispute.
Baltimore County first responders are investigating a shooting in the unit block of Breslin Court in Rosedale, which occurred early Tuesday morning and left four people injured, including two children.
Police reported that the victims include an approximately 1-year-old child, a 7-year-old child, an adult female, and an adult male.
Emergency medical teams transported the pediatric victims to Johns Hopkins Hospital, while the adult victims were taken to nearby trauma centers.
The conditions of the victims remain unknown at this time.
Authorities responded to reports of a shooting around 6:35 a.m. and discovered the victims at the scene, which appears to be within an apartment complex.
Preliminary investigations suggest the incident may be related to a domestic dispute.
The area remains an active scene as Baltimore County police continue their investigation.
Officers are working to gather evidence and determine the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
Community members are urged to avoid the area to allow law enforcement to conduct their work. Anyone with information about the incident is encouraged to contact the Baltimore County Police Department.
CONWAY, AR — One of the victims fatally shot during Sunday’s mass shooting at Fifth Avenue Park has been identified as Tatayana Penister, according to officials.
The deadly incident, which unfolded during a gathering at the park, claimed two lives and left nine others wounded.
Witness accounts and emotional social media posts have begun to shed light on the chaos and heartbreak experienced by those at the scene.
Latashia Winzer, a bystander who said she was with Tatayana when the shooting occurred, shared a powerful and emotional plea online, recounting her desperate efforts to save Penister’s life.
“I wish y’all would’ve helped when I begged for it,” Winzer wrote. “I wish I didn’t get tired. I wish my arms didn’t go weak. She did not want to die—she didn’t deserve to die. I swear I wish I could’ve done more. Y’all dead wrong.”
Winzer said she performed CPR on Penister until she could no longer continue, expressing deep sorrow and frustration over what she perceived as a lack of immediate assistance from authorities.
“Police didn’t do anything but stand over us. I begged for help,” she said. “She held on for so long. I’m praying so hard for her mom. My heart hurts. No mother deserves to get a call like this.”
The shooting took place around Fifth Avenue Park in Conway on Sunday evening, where large crowds had gathered.
Police said multiple 911 calls were received as shots rang out, triggering a swift emergency response.
Video captured during the event shows people fleeing in panic as gunfire erupted.
As of Monday, the nine individuals injured in the shooting were reported to be in stable condition after being transported to nearby hospitals.
The identity of the second deceased victim has not yet been released.
Conway Police have not released information about potential suspects or a motive.
Authorities are urging anyone with information about the shooting to contact the Criminal Investigation Division at 501-450-6130. Callers may speak with any available detective. If the line is not answered, officials request that a message be left, and someone will return the call.
“This remains an active and ongoing investigation,” the Conway Police Department stated. “We ask the public to avoid the area while our officers continue to gather evidence and interview witnesses.”
This is a developing story. Further updates will be provided as new information becomes available.