Authorities reported that at about 8:41 p.m., officers were dispatched for a water rescue at the pool.

Officials said the Baltimore Police helicopter, known as Foxtrot, was patrolling the area and responded to the scene. Before Foxtrot landed, officials observed citizens attempting to pull the man from the water.

Realizing the urgency, officials decided to land Foxtrot at the rear of the school. The flight officer exited the helicopter and began performing CPR on the individual. The Baltimore City Fire Department then arrived and took over medical care.

Officials said the man was revived and transported to a nearby hospital for treatment.

Have a news tip? Contact Ellie Buckheit at ebuckheit@sbgtv.com.

At around 4:39 p.m. July 19, police responded to a shooting at the 2800 block of Kennedy Avenue, officials said.

Once there, officers found an adult male suffering from a gunshot wound.

The victim was transported to a nearby hospital, where he is listed in critical condition, officials said.

Anyone with information is urged to contact detectives at 410-396-2433 or remain anonymous by contacting Metro Crime Stoppers tip line at 1-866-7LOCKUP.

Have a news tip? Contact Ellie Buckheit at ebuckheit@sbgtv.com.

The investigation began July 11 after a report of inhumane conditions in the 1400 block of Eagles Grove Court, officials reported.

Upon arrival, animal control officers observed several violations related to mistreatment, abuse and neglect.

Officials noted a lack of access to water, improper shelter, poor air quality and insufficient space. The bedding within the kennels was described as “extremely soiled, insufficient ventilation, and temperature controls where the animals were housed.”

Officials executed the search warrant at about 8 a.m. July 17.

As a result, 44 bully-type dogs were removed from multiple structures on the property and safely transported to a local shelter for evaluation and care, according to authorities.

Authorities urge anyone with information to contact animal control at 410-638-3505. Those wishing to remain anonymous can reach out to the Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7LOCKUP.

Have a news tip? Contact Ellie Buckheit at ebuckheit@sbgtv.com.

Around 8:30 p.m., officers responded to a report of an armed robbery at a business in the 200 block of East Baltimore Street.

Police said the girl entered the business, poured two bottles of alcohol into a container and tried to leave.

When a store employee confronted her, the girl allegedly damaged property, pulled out a knife and threatened to stab the employees.

Officers took her to a nearby hospital for a medical evaluation before transporting her to the Juvenile Justice Center, where she was processed and charged.

Have a news tip? Contact Ellie Buckheit at ebuckheit@sbgtv.com.

At 9:06 a.m., officers responded to 3500 Carnegie Way for a report of an adult male lying in a creek, officials said.

Upon arrival, officers spoke with a witness who reported that he was walking his dog along the creek when he noticed the man lying there, prompting him to call 911.

Medics arrived on the scene and pronounced the unidentified man dead at the scene.

Authorities said a medical examiner will perform an autopsy to determine the cause of death.

Have a news tip? Contact Ellie Buckheit at ebuckheit@sbgtv.com.

Christian Ramos, 28, of Aurora, Illinois, has been arrested and charged with three counts of attempted first-degree murder and other related offenses. Additionally, Ramos faces a separate firearm charge in Cecil County, and investigators say they believe he might be linked to three additional shootings that occurred Wednesday night on I-83 in Pennsylvania.

Shortly before midnight, Maryland State Police responded to southbound I-83 near Shawan Road after a driver called 911 and stated that his car had been shot at while traveling south, officials reported.

Authorities assessed the victim’s vehicle and found a bullet hole in the passenger side window and a projectile lodged in the front seat, according to the report. No injuries were reported.

After reviewing dashcam footage and conducting interviews, investigators identified Ramos as the suspect.

Officials said that Ramos is believed to have been driving a Tag Trans Inc. tractor-trailer during the incident. Investigators located the vehicle and arrested Ramos without incident. He did not have an attorney listed in online court records Sunday.

While police were searching the tractor-trailer, they said they recovered a loaded, .45-caliber handgun; several hundred rounds of ammunition; and multiple spent shell casings.

Later on, investigators learned that Pennsylvania State Police are also investigating three shootings that occurred the same night on I-83 in Pennsylvania between 10 p.m. and midnight.

Officials ask that anyone who might have been traveling I-83 through Maryland or Pennsylvania on Wednesday night and has dashcam footage or information related to these shootings to contact the Maryland State Police Highway Gun Crimes Initiative at 410-538-1887.

Have a news tip? Contact Ellie Buckheit at ebuckheit@sbgtv.com.

Officers responded about 7:15 p.m. Tuesday to the 500 block of Gender Road in Newark, Delaware, following a reported kidnapping.

The 31-year-old mother, Darrian Randle, of Newark, told officers she had pulled over to calm her daughter after the girl became upset. While comforting Nola, Randle told police that a white male armed with a handgun approached the vehicle and took the child.

Randle claimed the man then fled in a dark-colored SUV driven by a white woman.

The report led authorities to issue an Amber Alert and launch a large-scale investigation involving the New Castle County Division of Police Criminal Investigations Unit and the FBI.

However, in a dramatic development on Wednesday, police announced that detectives had determined the mother’s story was made-up. Investigators also found human remains consistent with a child in a vacant lot in North East, Maryland, state police said in a news release Wednesday.

The Amber Alert was canceled, and New Castle police contacted Maryland State Police, requesting officers respond to Randle’s last known address in North East, Maryland. Randle and 44-year-old Cedrick Antoine Britten have been arrested in connection with the missing child, the Maryland State Police announced.

Law enforcement officials confirmed that the case is being treated as a homicide. Autopsy results are still pending to confirm an identification, authorities reported.

Randle is charged with first- and second-degree murder, and first-degree child abuse resulting in death of a minor under 13, as well as additional charges. She was taken into custody at the New Castle County Division of Police, waiting for extradition, authorities said.

Britten is charged with accessory to first- and second-degree murder after the fact, the failure to report child death, and other additional charges. Britten was taken into custody in Maryland and will be transported to the Cecil County District Court for an initial appearance, officials said.

Authorities continue to work in coordination with the FBI and Maryland State Police to investigate the case.

Frederick County troopers were dispatched around 4:10 p.m. to the crash that was reported to be near Exit 62 on I-70.

Initial investigation revealed that a driver of a BMW SUV traveling westbound rear-ended a box truck. This caused the box truck to travel across the center median and strike a tractor-trailer that was traveling eastbound, authorities reported.

“Both the box truck and tractor trainer were propelled into the wood line adjacent to eastbound I-70 and caught fire,” according to Maryland State Police.

The drivers of both vehicles were flown to Shock Trauma.

There were two passengers inside the box truck who were both pronounced deceased on the scene, officials said. Their identities were not released.

The driver of the BMW remained on scene and refused medical treatment, officials said. Two passengers of the BMW were transported by ground to a local hospital.

The Maryland State Police Crash Team is investigating this incident.

Have a news tip? Contact Ellie Buckheit at ebuckheit@sbgtv.com.

The crash involved the trooper’s patrol vehicle and a 2005 Isuzu Ascender, authorities said.

Maryland State Police reported that the incident occurred at approximately 3:20 p.m. on Route 155 and North Earlton.

The trooper, who was on duty at the time, and his K-9s were flown to a veterinary clinic in Annapolis for treatment of their injuries, officials revealed.

The driver of the Isuzu Ascender was transported by ambulance to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, according to police.

At this time, there is no further information on the incident.

Have a news tip? Contact Ellie Buckheit at ebuckheit@sbgtv.com.

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced the sentencing of Corey Sabb, 20, and Dewayne Sanders, 20, both of Baltimore, and Allen Hill, 19, of Rosedale, for their roles in the crime spree that included 45 incidents from November 2023 to January 2024.

The group was responsible for 22 commercial armed robberies, eight robberies of pizza delivery drivers and civilians, and eight stolen vehicles, among other violent acts, according to authorities.

Officials revealed that at least 60 citizens, primarily employees and delivery drivers of convenience stores or local restaurants around the area, fell victim to the group’s crimes. The suspects often used handguns and violence to force compliance, threatening to shoot or physically assault their victims.

Sabb, Sanders, and Hill pleaded guilty to their involvement in these crimes on Jan. 15. Sabb and Sanders were sentenced to 40 years, suspending all but 20 years, followed by five years of supervised probation. Hill received a 30-year sentence, suspending all but six years, with five years of supervised probation, officials reported.

Have a news tip? Contact Ellie Buckheit at ebuckheit@sbgtv.com.