Maryland Transit Administration Police are asking the public for help identifying a person connected to two robberies at Baltimore Metro stations. Separately, a robbery was reported near Johns Hopkins.
Two Station Robberies
According to WBAL News Radio, police were seeking a suspect in two Baltimore Metro station robberies.
MTA Police have not released details on what was taken in either incident, nor have they said whether anyone was hurt. The station's report does not include a description of the suspect or any identifying details beyond the timeline of the two robberies.
Tip Line Open for Leads
Anyone with information about the suspect's identity is asked to call 410-454-7720. No arrest or case-status update has been announced since the appeal for information went out.
A Separate Incident
In a separate 2021 case, MTA Police also sought to identify a person of interest in a strong-arm robbery at the Shot Tower Metro Station in the 700 block of E. Baltimore Street on November 3, according to WMAR-2 News. For that November incident, WMAR-2 News reports that anyone with information should call MTA Police at 410-454-7720.
MTA Police maintain that crime tends to run lower in and around the stops, stations and communities where its officers patrol, according to the Maryland Transit Administration. The agency describes its police force as made up of more than 183 sworn officers and more than 83 civilian employees, with a transit-safety mission and patrol areas.
