Baltimore police are actively searching for one or more suspects involved in a mass shooting that occurred on Wednesday evening, September 16, 2026, near the Douglass Homes public housing community. The incident, which took place at approximately 9 p.m. at the intersection of North Caroline and East Fayette streets, resulted in seven individuals being injured. Among the victims is a three-year-old boy who underwent surgery and remains in serious condition, although police have stated that all injuries are non-life-threatening. Authorities have not yet identified the suspects, and Police Commissioner Richard Worley noted that investigators are currently reviewing camera footage to determine if the perpetrators arrived by car, on foot, or via bicycle or scooter. Mayor Brandon Scott and Commissioner Worley were present at the scene to oversee the investigation and gather details regarding the motive and the number of individuals involved. The Uvalde Foundation for Kids, a Texas-based organization, has contributed an additional $5,000 to the existing reward fund for information leading to an arrest. Local residents have expressed fear and frustration, with some urging the community to come forward with any information. Police continue to appeal to the public for assistance in identifying the individuals responsible for this violent act. Investigators emphasize the need for community cooperation to bring the suspects to justice. Anyone with information regarding the shooting is encouraged to contact the Baltimore Police Department.