Disturbing new video has been released showing the moment a 66-year-old man was raped by a group of teenage suspects. Baltimore, MarylandAt gunpoint, one of the suspects struck the victim in the head. Two teenagers were later arrested, one of whom was charged with first-degree murder, while the other – a 15-year-old male – was released to his guardian.
The shocking incident happened just after 10 p.m. Thursday as the victim was returning to his home in the 200 block of South Madeira, about a block from Patterson Park on the city’s east side. Baltimore Police Department (BPD),
The victim told police that one suspect brandished a gun while at least four other perpetrators blindfolded him and began punching him, causing him to fall to the concrete.
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Shocking new video shows the moment a group of teenage suspects raped a 66-year-old man in Baltimore, Maryland, with one of the suspects striking the victim hard over the head while he lay on concrete . (Fox Baltimore (WBFF))
Video It shows the victim lying face down on the road, while a hooded suspect can be seen punching him.
Then a second suspect – wearing a hoodie and gray pants – jumps into the air and hits the victim hard in the head. They are then joined by a third suspect and all three are seen going through the man’s pockets before fleeing the scene.
BPD said the victim suffered multiple injuries and was taken to an area hospital for treatment.
Police later arrested 18-year-old Montaz Bailey and a 15-year-old male. BPD said a handgun was recovered along with the victim’s property. Both the suspects have been arrested earlier also. WBALT reports that Bailey was arrested in July in Baltimore County for car theft of a white Dodge Caravan and a bench warrant was issued for him after failing to appear.
Police could not say whether Bailey is the person suspected of running over the man in the video.
After reviewing the video and evidence, Baltimore City State’s Attorney Evan Bates authorized the filing of attempted first-degree murder charges against Bailey, fox baltimore (WBFF) Report.
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Montaz Bailey’s mugshot. (Baltimore Police Department)
The victim told WBFF how the group surrounded him and brutally attacked him.
The victim, who did not want to share his identity, told the outlet, “I didn’t really hear anything. They were very, very quiet. Almost like they pounced on me.”
Bernie recalled, “But I could feel his presence. He didn’t say anything but when I looked at him, he was wearing a ski mask.” “In my mind, I knew what was going to happen next, so I started running, and they started chasing me. As I was running, I was screaming ‘Help, help.’ going.’ He pulled out a gun and he stuck the gun in my face, and I said, ‘What do you want?’ He said, ‘I want everything.’
BPD Commissioner Richard Worley described the incident as “truly horrific” and said more action should be taken. address crimes Crimes being committed by young people and the consequences and lack of accountability. The incident highlighted the issue of young criminals being caught and released into the city before they can re-offend.
“These incidents undermine the work of the BPD and erode the trust our communities place in us to keep them safe,” Worley said.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott released a statement addressing the attack. (Kenneth K. Lamm/Baltimore Sun/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott released a statement addressing the attack and also repeatedly expressed his displeasure with youth offenders.
“We are disappointed by this pattern of repeatedly arresting the same youth who have not received the accountability they need from other parts of the justice system,” Scott said in a statement.
“The current pattern does a disservice to our residents, our city and – importantly – to young people themselves. Our police officers are doing their job, and I am grateful for their swift action to find those responsible for this horrific attack.” “I applaud them. But clearly the larger system is failing these young people by returning them to an environment that can’t hold them accountable or on track without the additional support they need to make real change.”
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Meanwhile, Ryan Coleman, president of the Randallstown NAACP branch, called on young offenders who are accused of committing crimes violent crime To be detained pending judgment after the first offence.
According to the WBFF, Coleman said, “Everyone has their own constitutional rights: old people should be able to walk on the streets, Jewish people should be able to walk on the streets, women should be able to walk on the streets.” “They should not be victimized by teenagers who continue to behave like this.”
