“We believe the five victims who were struck were unintended targets.” We don’t believe that individual was hit,” Worley said.
“One individual was a target of two individuals who had weapons. The shooting likely stemmed from a dispute between two small groups, he said. There was more than one person with a weapon at the scene of the shooting, though investigators are still analyzing the ballistics to determine how many weapons were fired, Worley said. Police didn’t say exactly where the video was filmed or why they want to identify the people seen in the footage. The department released a video late Wednesday that it said shows four people walking near the scene and asked for help identifying the individuals. Hours after the Tuesday evening attack, police no longer believed it was an active shooter situation, though they hadn’t found any suspects and are still investigating, Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley said in a news briefing. Four students and another person were wounded when gunfire erupted outside a crowded homecoming event at Morgan State University in Baltimore, police said, sending students on a dash for cover and a SWAT team into a dorm to hunt for suspects.
