BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Baltimore Police Department (BPD) on Monday released body-worn camera (BWC) footage from three separate police-involved shootings.
The videos include incidents from October and December 2025, as well as a shooting from January 7, 2026.
BPD’s Special Investigation Response Team continues to investigate these incidents.
The first BWC footage is from October 26, 2025, in the 900 block of St. Paul Street.
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Officers responded to the scene around 4:44 p.m. on October 26 for a reported animal bite.
There, they spoke with the dog’s owner, who said the animal was being aggressive and bit him.
The owner – a 33-year-old male – attempted to secure the animal in another room but could not do so. The dog began attacking the owner shortly after.
As the attack continued, the owner exited the residence. At that time, two officers fired their weapons.
The dog was fatally wounded, while the owner was hit in the leg.
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The second BWC footage is from December 16, 2025, in the 500 block of W. Lanvale Street.
Authorities said around 8:15 p.m., Eastern District officers were investigating a narcotics call and attempted to stop a vehicle.
The vehicle fled from 21st and Charles Street and drove through the city, ending at a dead-end alley in the 1300 block of Division Street.
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The vehicle then attempted to reverse and drive towards the officers, according to officials.
Multiple officers discharged their firearms at the vehicle, striking a 37-year-old man.
Police provided aid to the man, who was hospitalized and listed in stable condition.
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The third and final BWC footage is from January 7, 2026, in the 300 block of W. Franklin Street.
The shooting happened around 9:18 p.m. right near the boundary between Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood and downtown area, according to authorities.
Police said an officer was conducting a traffic stop after identifying a vehicle displaying a suspended registration tag when he noticed that the driver of the vehicle had what appeared to be a handgun.
The driver told the officer that it was just a clip.
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The officer told the driver he would reach into the car to disarm him, however at that moment the driver sped off, dragging the officer down the street, according to authorities.
The officer fired at least one round at that point, which struck the driver. At that point, the officer fell to the ground as the vehicle fled.
Police said the driver left the site of the shooting and took himself to a local hospital.
Click here to read more. Watch the footage below:
Anyone that may have additional information related to any of these incidents is asked to contact the Public Integrity Division at (410) 396-2300 or by email at complaints@baltimorepolice.org.
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