Salisbury News just came to learn there's been a shooting in the parking lot of the Salisbury Md. State Police Barracks. The individual was shot one time in the arm and leg. More to come.
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notice they don't act like this on the sheriff's parking lot.
ReplyDeleteWe live nearby and heard LOTS of sirens and such around seven pm...OMG...what's this area coming to? I was just about to relax a little bit.
ReplyDeleteGood Lord.
ReplyDeleteThe shooting was not AT the barracks. It was on Dagsboro Rd. The victim came to the barracks for help.
ReplyDeleteFYI...there was no shooting done by no one at the Salisbury Barrack. There was however an individual who was shot, by accident I believe, who ran into the barrack. So, no news here people about those bad Troopers who shoot people for no reason!
ReplyDeleteWife of a Trooper and PROUD of it!!
9:12...you go girl! Thank you to your husband, you, and your families!
ReplyDeleteIf the shooting was by accident, thank goodness!
ReplyDeleteWe can't really know what happensed until Joe tells us. Mr. Albero, sir, please let us know what you think happened so we will know what to believe.
ReplyDeleteIf you're questioning where the shooting took place, I believe the commenters are accurate, yet it's not been confirmed by the State Police.
ReplyDeleteWhen we got the call, we were told it happened in the parking lot. However, other reports have in fact state it happened on Hammond Street.
We attempted to contact the State Police before we posted our information but we were unsuccessful in reaching anyone that could confirm the info.
The bottom line here is, a man was shot two times at or near the MSP Barracks in north Salisbury.
Thanks Joe, now that you have spoken we know what to believe.
ReplyDeleteThe victim is a relative of mine. This was accidental shooting and it occured near the state police barracks. The victim went to the police barracks for help. He was only shot once but it traveled and hit him in two different parts of his body. He is doing well, thank God!
ReplyDeleteThe single bullet theory!!! history repeats itself!!!
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