Maryland Mass Shooting Wounds 6, Including 2 Children, in Hanover

Q: What pre-dawn gathering in an industrial zone led to six people, including two children, being shot?

It was a pre-dawn gathering in an industrial park on the 1300 block of Charwood Road in Hanover, Maryland, behind Baltimore-Washington International Airport. Police say they were called around 4:40 a.m. to an “unknown disturbance” and found a large crowd dispersing. Investigators have not yet publicly identified the event itself as a party, concert, or other organized gathering, but the shooting happened amid that crowd in the industrial zone. Six people were wounded, including two boys. All injuries were reported as non-life-threatening, with victims either taken by ambulance or later walking into area hospitals for treatment. As of Saturday afternoon, no arrests had been announced, and detectives were still interviewing victims to determine exactly what kind of gathering it was and what led to the gunfire.

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Six people were wounded in an early Saturday shooting in Hanover, Maryland, and police said all injuries were not life-threatening.
Anne Arundel County officers responded around 4:40 a.m. to an "unknown disturbance," found a large crowd dispersing and one man shot in the torso, then learned from three hospitals that five more victims had walked in.
The additional victims were a woman, two boys and another man and woman, all with gunshot wounds to their extremities or lower extremities.
Detectives were interviewing victims Saturday to determine what happened, and authorities had not confirmed any arrests.
Hanover is about 15 miles south of downtown Baltimore and roughly 30 miles northeast of Washington, D.C.