Following a shooting earlier this month in Baltimore's Southeast District, local authorities have reported the arrest of James Little, age 26. The Baltimore Police Department shared on social media that Little, a Baltimore resident, was apprehended in connection with the November 4 shooting that left a 31-year-old man injured.
Southeast District Attempted Murder Arrest
— Baltimore Police (@BaltimorePolice) November 20, 2024
In reference to the shooting that occurred in the Southeast District, investigators have arrested 26-year-old James Little of Baltimore.
Investigators learned that on November 4, 2024, James Little shot the 31-year-old male victim… pic.twitter.com/VMvEknpagG
Little is alleged to have shot the victim during a confrontation that escalated to violence in the 100 block of South Conkling Street. Despite the chaotic nature of such events, the Warrant Apprehension Task Force could quickly and calmly arrest Little on the morning of November 11 without incident. He was found on the 2400 block of Mosher Street and has since been transferred to the Central Booking Intake Facility. Little now faces charges of attempted first-degree murder.
The initial shooting prompted an immediate response from officers, who were called to the hospital, where the victim was seeking treatment for multiple gunshot wounds. It was the Southeast District shooting detectives who took over the investigation, piecing together the events that led up to the violent interaction. According to the post, the situation before the shooting was fueled by an argument and physical altercation.
