Maryland State Police arrested one man and twice shut down an illegal race in Baltimore County.
Police arrested 42-year-old Keith Parker and charged him with disturbing the peace, eluding an officer and participating in a speed race competition.
At about 2 a.m., police received a report of an illegal street race in Woodlawn. When a state trooper arrived at the scene, he found dozens of cars blocking traffic and setting up for an illegal race. He ordered everyone to clear the area and they obliged.
An hour later, the trooper returned and found more cars setting up for a race. Police say spectators began running. Parker, who was at the race's starting line, allegedly shouted at the crowd to run away. He also tried to run but was caught and arrested, police said.
Police officer shoots suspect after nearly getting hit by car. (WJZ)
Police officer shoots suspect after nearly getting hit by car. (WJZ)
More people are experiencing the jolting experience of a carjacking in Baltimore this year. The crime is up 132 percent this year when compared to the same time last year, and it’s been rising dramatically over the past four years. (Baltimore Sun video)
More people are experiencing the jolting experience of a carjacking in Baltimore this year. The crime is up 132 percent this year when compared to the same time last year, and it’s been rising dramatically over the past four years. (Baltimore Sun video)
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