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Gunfight at a Baltimore methadone clinic leaves cop injured and 2 killed, including the gunman after 49-year-old Ashanti Pinkney took an employee hostage, looking for drugs

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Gunman who sparked the police-involved shooting at a methadone clinic in North Baltimore on Monday has been identified as 49-year-old Ashanti Pinkney
Armed with a gun Pinkney stormed a Baltimore, Maryland drug clinic demanding methadone
He took a female employee hostage at the Man Alive clinic at 7 am Monday
The gunman demanded to be let into an area where the medication is kept
Holding off responding officers with gunfire, the Pinkney was killed in the  gunfight that left 2 dead, including gunman
David Caldwell, a 52-year-old clinic staffer was also killed, while a 41-yearold female staffer was also injured
An officer was also left injured in the shooting that occurred at the Man Alive-Lane Treatment Center
Pinkney’s record shows several drug and theft charges between 1999 and 2008

The suspect in the officer-involved shooting at a methadone clinic in North Baltimore on Monday has been identified as 49-year-old Ashanti Pinkney– who lived near the clinic.
Pinkney’s record showed several drug and theft charges between 1999 and 2008. Pinkney held up a Baltimore drug clinic on Monday, demanding methadone. He was killed in a gun battle that left another man dead and a shot cop among the injured, according to authorities.
The gunman took a female employee hostage at the Man Alive clinic at 7 a.m. Monday and demanded to be let into an area where the medication is kept, witnesses said.
“Open that [expletive] door or I’m going to shoot you!” he shouted, according to George Dowler, 61, who told the Sun the gunman, who had already fired shots, let the staffer go once she let him into the drug area.

Billy Shiflett 1.jpgPolice Sgt. Billy Shiflett was shot in the abdomen  during a shoot out with a drug seeking gunman at the Man Alive-Lane Treatment Center, a drug treatment clinic in Baltimore, MD on Monday
Baltimore Police investigate the scene of a shooting at the Man Alive drug treatment centerOfficers of Baltimore PD and canvass the building after  shooting at the Man Alive-Lane Treatment Center on Monday. Baltimore police say an officer was injured and two people were killed during a gunfight with the gunman

Officers had tried to enter several times but were held back by gunfire, police commissioner Michael Harrison said at a press conference.
“As the suspect fired upon our officer, he returned gunfire but was struck by the suspect’s rounds,” Harrison said of one of the cops.
Sgt. Billy Shiflett, 51, was hit in the abdomen under his bulletproof vest during the gun battle. He was listed in serious but stable condition after surgery, Harrison said.
The gunman was killed in the gun battle with cops, and another man was also found fatally shot.
A woman who works at the clinic was also taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, according to the Sun report.
“This was a dangerous situation that could’ve been far worse for our officers, but they

Two women embrace in an alley behind the Man Alive drug treatment center in Baltimore, MD 2Two women embrace in an alley behind the Man Alive drug treatment center in Baltimore, MD 

The civilian who died at the hospital Monday has been identified as 52-year-old David Caldwell, of the 500 block of Parksley Avenue, Baltimore.
The injured victim is said to be a 41-year-old female staff of the drug treatment clinic. She is expected to survive

 

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