Baltimore Police Arrest Suspect After Memorial Day Trash Can Blast
(MENAFN) Baltimore authorities in Maryland apprehended a 46-year-old male suspect following an explosion that occurred on Monday, local media outlets report. According to sources within the police department, the blast took place on Memorial Day in the 400 block of South Gilmor Street, prompting an immediate response from emergency services.
Federal agents swiftly joined the investigation at the scene, underscoring the seriousness of the incident. The Baltimore City Fire Department issued an official statement describing the event as a “small explosion in a trash can,” noting that the resulting damage to nearby structures was “minimal damage.”
Authorities confirmed there were no injuries connected to the blast. A thorough inquiry is currently underway to determine the cause and circumstances surrounding the explosion.
This rapid law enforcement response highlights ongoing concerns about public safety in the area, especially during a holiday when many gather in the community. As the investigation proceeds, officials are expected to release further details to the public.
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