Baltimore homicide detectives say they have arrested in a lingering Western District shooting case, taking 25-year-old Quandre Evans of Baltimore into custody on Wednesday in connection with a September 2025 attack that left a man wounded in the leg. The arrest, announced on the department's social feed, links Evans to the Sept. 12, 2025, incident that injured a 54-year-old man. Police did not list a court date in the initial announcement.
Western District Attempted Murder Arrest
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In reference to the shooting that occurred in the Western District on September 12, 2025, detectives have arrested 25-year-old Quandre Evans of Baltimore. https://t.co/kGGXT9jxia pic.twitter.com/5dsKcCBi37
According to a post from the Baltimore Police, detectives arrested Evans in reference to the shooting that occurred in the Western District on September 12, 2025. A Sept. 12 advisory on the department's website states that officers were dispatched that night to the 1900 block of Herbert Street after a ShotSpotter alert and found a 54-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound to the leg. The victim was taken to a nearby hospital and was listed in stable condition, according to the Baltimore Police Department.
Police Advisory and How to Help
The department's social post also reminds residents that this account is not monitored 24/7. Dial 911 to report crimes, repeating standard safety language that accompanied the arrest announcement, the Baltimore Police noted. Detectives are still asking anyone with information about the Sept. 12 shooting to call Western District shooting detectives at 410-396-2477 or to submit an anonymous tip through Metro Crime Stoppers.
Context
The arrest caps months of follow-up work on shootings in the Western District, as detectives chase leads from ShotSpotter alerts and witness tips in cases that do not always grab headlines. Updates on similar investigations and arrests regularly surface in neighborhood crime coverage, including local crime roundups.
