L'assistente sociale di Baltimore Safe Streets è stato ucciso in una sparatoria quadrupla

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A spokesperson for the Living Classrooms Foundation, which oversees Safe Streets sites in the McElderry Park and Belair-Edison neighborhoods, described McGrier as a “appassionato” man who looked out for his community.

(Office of the State’s Attorney Office for Baltimore City)

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“He was passionate about reducing violence in the community and wanted to be a positive part of that,” disse spokeswoman Meg Ward. “He was from the community. He wanted the best for his community.”

“He knew that violence and trauma were present in the community, and he wanted to change that,” Ward added of McGrier.

La sparatoria, according to the Baltimore Sun, took place in East Baltimore’s Milton Montford neighborhood and resulted in three fatalities, with another person being injured. Police responded around 7:25 p.m. to a ShotSpotter alert in the 2400 blocco di E. Monument Street where they found the four men who had been shot.

Autorità identificato the other victims who died as Tyrone Allen, 28, of Montford Avenue, and Hassan Smith, 24, of Rockingham Court.