Dundalk Police Release Body Camera Footage After Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting

Body-worn camera footage from a fatal police shooting in Dundalk has been made public. The Maryland Office of the Attorney General released the videos on Thursday. The incident occurred on Wednesday, October 8.

It happened in the 2100 block of Larkhall Road. Officials confirmed the release is part of the standard procedure for such investigations.

Six Officers Discharged Weapons During Armed Encounter

Baltimore County Police officers responded to a shots fired call around 8:30 p.m. Upon arrival, they observed a suspect in a window. According to the Independent Investigations Division, an encounter with the armed subject followed.

Six officers ultimately discharged their firearms. The male suspect was struck and sustained life-threatening injuries.

He was pronounced dead at the scene. A firearm was recovered from the location.

No officers or other members of the public were injured. The scene was secured for evidence collection.

Ongoing Investigation Seeks Public Input

The decedent was identified as 55-year-old Robert Adams of Dundalk. The officers involved have been officially identified as the investigation continues. The IID is leading the independent review of the circumstances.

This process aims to ensure transparency and accountability. The findings will be presented to the local State’s Attorney.

**The public release of the body camera footage marks a critical step in the investigation into this officer-involved shooting, providing visual context to a deeply consequential event for the Dundalk community.**

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What prompted the police response?

Officers were dispatched to the 2100 block of Larkhall Road. They were responding to an initial report of shots fired in the area.

Who is investigating the shooting?

The Independent Investigations Division of the Maryland Office of the Attorney General is leading the probe. This is standard protocol for police-involved fatalities in the state.

Was a weapon found at the scene?

Yes, investigators confirmed a firearm was recovered from the location. This detail was noted in the initial official statements.

Have the officers been identified?

Yes, the Baltimore County Police Department has released the names of the six officers involved. They are currently on administrative leave, per standard procedure.

How can the public provide information?

The IID is asking anyone with information to contact them by phone or email. The provided number is [phone].