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Baltimore Teens Accused of Carjacking and Assaulting Elderly Women, Released to Guardian After Arrest

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Published on May 07, 2025
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Two teenagers have been apprehended following an alarming incident in Northeast Baltimore. As reported by FOX Baltimore, the young suspects, aged 16 and 17, with a history of prior criminal behavior, find themselves embroiled in accusations of carjacking and assault on two elderly women. The event took place on the afternoon of May 3, where an 82-year-old and a 64-year-old were gardening before they were reportedly menaced and chased by the duo. During this confrontation, the older woman suffered a head injury.

According to postings by WMAR2 News, both teens have been detained following a brief pursuit. The police utilized the assistance of Baltimore County Police Aviation units after the suspects initially fled. This pursuit, necessary after the teenagers abandoned the stolen vehicle, led to their subsequent apprehension.

The assault took a more sinister turn when the suspects demanded the personal possessions of their victims and absconded with the 64-year-old woman's vehicle, a compounded ordeal that extended beyond physical violence to include theft. "The suspects allegedly demanded their property and chased the women," described FOX Baltimore in their coverage of the harrowing events.

Post-arrest, the legal process unfolded. The teenagers were transported to the Juvenile Justice Center for detention requests, after which, in a move that could stir community debate, both were released to a guardian. Baltimore Police disclosed on social media that the older of the two was also placed on electronic monitoring.