Baltimore Police released the body cam footage that shows the moments before, during and after the shooting of Dwayne Hopkins in Northeast Baltimore on Tuesday. "What you just saw could have been completely avoided had Mr. Hawkins just simply dropped the weapon and surrendered to officers, as you heard them give numerous commands for him to do so," Police Commissioner Richard Worley said at a news conference Friday afternoon, echoing a statement he made to reporters Tuesday evening. "Unfortunate

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Video obtained by The Baltimore Sun shows the moments when a man was fatally shot Tuesday night after two Baltimore police officers opened fire in Northeast Baltimore. The footage, provided by Chante Fenner, cousin of the shooting victim Dwight Hawkins, captures the scene in the 3600 block of Belair Avenue in the Belair-Edison neighborhood. Police Commissioner Richard Worley said group violence unit officers entered the store and saw Hawkins, whom they believed was armed. As he left the business

A 37-year-old man was fatally struck after two Baltimore Police officers discharged their weapons around 6:15 p.m. Tuesday in Northeast Baltimore, Commissioner Richard Worley said. Group violence unit officers entered a liquor store in the 3600 block of Belair Avenue in Belair-Edison and observed a man who they believed had a weapon, Worley said at a media briefing As he exited, the commissioner added, they tried to talk to him and he proceeded to run. Officers chased him on foot and asked him t