U.S. Naval Academy Enters Lockdown Amid Threats
The U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis was placed under lockdown following threats, prompting a response from law enforcement and the evacuation of some students, though no confirmed gunfire was reported.
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US Naval Academy Lockdown Lifted After Threats and Misinformation
A threat at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis led to a campus lockdown and a person was injured during the building clearance; no active shooter was involved, and authorities consider the threat not credible.
US Naval Academy Enters Lockdown Over Active Threat
The U.S. Naval Academy and Naval Support Activity Annapolis are on lockdown due to a reported threat, with authorities responding and urging faculty, students, and staff to shelter in place as the situation develops.
"Security Threat Prompts Lockdown and Evacuation at Maryland State House"
The Maryland State House in Annapolis was placed on lockdown following a threatening call, prompting armed officers to enter the building with guns drawn. An investigation by Annapolis police, Capitol Police, and Maryland State Police is ongoing, with the top floor cleared and efforts to clear the bottom floor and grounds underway. The shelter-in-place order has been extended to the House and Senate office buildings, and the situation is still developing.
"Security Threat Prompts Lockdown and Evacuation of Maryland State House"
The State House in Annapolis was placed on lockdown following a threat, prompting a police response and evacuation of the building. Officers were seen entering with weapons drawn, and occupants were instructed to secure their offices and remain quiet. Lawmakers and staff were advised to shelter in place, with some reporting being safe but unaware of the situation. The building was being cleared out, and the story is still developing.
Bay Bridge Westbound Closed After Multi-Vehicle Crash
The westbound lanes of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge are closed due to a serious multi-car crash, causing heavy delays in Annapolis and Kent Island. MDTA police and volunteers from the Kent County Fire Department are on the scene, and officials advise that additional information will be provided when available.
Multiple Shootings in Baltimore Leave Victims Injured, Including Teenage Girl
An adult male is in stable condition after being shot near Bay Ridge Avenue in Annapolis. The man suffered gunshot wounds to his left leg and a graze to his right elbow. No one else was injured in the incident. Annapolis Police are urging anyone with information to contact Metro Crime Stoppers.
"Ophelia's Remnants Dampen Events and Bring Coolness to the East Coast"
Tropical Storm Ophelia caused flooding and storm damage in the Baltimore area, particularly in Lochearn and Annapolis. Some areas experienced high water levels, leading to road closures and power outages. Despite the challenges, residents and businesses are taking necessary precautions and implementing short-term solutions to mitigate the impact. Relief efforts are underway as the area recovers from the storm.
Tropical Storm Ophelia Causes Downtown Annapolis Flooding
Downtown Annapolis is grappling with flooding caused by Tropical Storm Ophelia, with City Dock experiencing major flooding and business owners facing significant challenges. The storm dumped over three inches of water, leading to the closure of a popular street. Annapolis residents are familiar with such weather, but express sympathy for the affected businesses. Emergency management officials expect the water levels to recede in a few hours and advise residents to plan ahead during clear weather.
Annapolis Shooting Suspect Indicted on Hate Crime Charges
Charles Smith, the suspect in the Annapolis mass shooting that left three people dead and six injured, is now facing hate crime charges. The shooting allegedly erupted after Smith got into an argument over a parking spot. Most of the victims were Latino. Smith faces a total of 42 charges, including three counts of first-degree murder and hate crimes. He is scheduled to appear in court on July 31.
Annapolis Shooting Suspect with PTSD Held Without Bond After Killing 3 and Injuring 3.
The suspect in the Annapolis mass shooting has PTSD and hasn't taken his medications recently, according to his attorney. Charles Smith, 43, appeared in court and was ordered held without bond. Prosecutors described Smith as a danger to the public, while defense attorney Mark Howes said Smith is unemployed and has PTSD after serving in the U.S. military. Smith is charged with three counts of second-degree murder, three counts of attempted second-degree murder, three counts of first-degree assault, and gun violations. The judge told Smith that if he's convicted on all 10 criminal charges, he could face a maximum possible sentence of 305 years in prison.
Maryland Community Reels from Multiple Shootings and Tragic Losses
The family of the victims who lost two loved ones in the Annapolis mass shooting is speaking out after charges were filed against the alleged shooter. Six people were shot and three died after a gunman opened fire at a birthday party. Police believe Charles Smith, 43, used both a long gun and a semi-automatic handgun during a fight about street parking that night. The victims' family is processing their immense loss while police, FBI, and Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms agents processed the crime scene.
Maryland Shooting Leaves 3 Dead and 3 Injured After Parking Dispute
A man has been charged with three counts of second-degree murder and related counts in the killings of three people and wounding three others in a shooting in Annapolis. The shooting occurred after an argument over street parking during a large graduation party. The suspect, Charles Robert Smith, 45, of Annapolis, is being held in jail without bond. The weapons used in the shooting were a “long gun” and a semiautomatic handgun. The motive behind the shooting is still under investigation.
Annapolis Parking Dispute Leads to Fatal Shooting
An Annapolis man has been arrested and charged with three counts of second-degree murder, three counts of first-degree assault, three counts of attempted murder, and use of a handgun in a crime after fatally shooting three people and injuring three others outside a home in Annapolis on Sunday night. Witnesses reported that the shooting stemmed from a dispute over street parking. The suspect, Charles Robert Smith, appeared in court on Wednesday and is being held without bond. The FBI and ATF are assisting Annapolis Police in their investigation.
Annapolis Community Rocked by Multiple Fatal Shootings and Lockdown
A man has been charged with shooting six people, three of whom died, in a dispute in his neighborhood in Annapolis, Maryland. The FBI and other law enforcement agencies are investigating the scene. Crime scene investigators are gathering evidence at the mass shooting that killed three people and injured three others.