Baltimore police arrested five individuals, including a 9-year-old, for a carjacking in Southeast Baltimore. The suspects were also linked to another assault and robbery.

Baltimore County Police arrested Jaquan McCain following a targeted traffic stop that led to the seizure of a stolen vehicle and illegal firearms, including a converted AK-47. McCain faces serious weapons charges under new Maryland law.

An intentional fire caused by a Molotov cocktail at Precision Tune Auto Care in Edgewood, Maryland, is being investigated, with damages estimated at $5,000. No injuries were reported.

A suspect, Charles Pettus Jr., was arrested by Baltimore County Police for a non-fatal shooting in Woodlawn on December 21. He faces attempted murder and assault charges and is held without bail.

Omubo Micah from Perry Hall received four years of probation after being convicted of assaulting a disabled resident at the Creative Options facility.

A driver was critically injured after crashing into a Pikesville home on Sunday, with no other injuries reported. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Baltimore police are probing a non-fatal shooting on York Road; a 28-year-old man was hospitalized. They seek public assistance with the investigation.

A burglary in Pasadena led to the arrest of 43-year-old Adam Borkoski, after Anne Arundel County Police were notified and swiftly apprehended the suspect.

Two Maryland men have been indicted on charges of carrying out a million-dollar unemployment insurance fraud scheme using stolen personal information.

A car collided head-on with a school bus in Hampstead, resulting in non-life-threatening injuries for the car's driver and no harm to the bus's occupants.

A man with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound visited a Baltimore hospital, leading Southeast District officers to investigate. No suspects identified, and police seek information.

A Maryland man pleaded guilty to wire fraud and filing a false tax return after fraudulently obtaining COVID-19 relief funds and trading over $12 million in securities.

Ellicott City resident Jennifer Tinker pleads guilty to federal wire fraud, facing up to 20 years in prison after embezzling over $1 million from her employer.