The man, later identified as Tyree Woodson, 38, was arrested Tuesday afternoon, officials said during a press briefing. Deputy Police Commissioner Jerry Rodriguez described the man as a "very violent person" with "a propensity for guns, violence and had a criminal history with a local gang."
Woodson's most recent open criminal charges include concealing a weapon and drugs. Court records show Woodson had an extensive criminal record that included charges for weapons, assault and attempted murder.
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Trash off the streets
ReplyDeleteGood, one less criminal (and weak minded) person in the world. Coward.
ReplyDeleteMaybe if we start revoking citizenship from criminals and award citizenship to people that appreciate freedom it will decriminalize the country.
ReplyDeleteYes one less criminal on the streets but....Why wasn't he searched prior to being arrested/taken to the police station??? Maybe an investigation needs to be done as to how or why he still had a gun on his possession.
ReplyDelete3:19...your comments have some credence, but it may have been put in the bathroom by inmates who work there...
ReplyDelete3:45 I doubt that. Baltimore's criminals, and jail population...and jail staff... are all honest, hard working people.
ReplyDelete/sarcasm