At least 6 injured in drive-by shooting on Hollins Ferry Road

Baltimore Police were on scene of a shooting with multiple victims in the 2600 block of Hollins Ferry Road in South Baltimore after gunmen opened fire from a vehicle, injuring at least six people and forcing streets to close around the block. Investigators remained at the scene as the active case drew new concern in a corridor that has already seen repeated violence.

The shooting landed on a stretch of South Baltimore that has been hit more than once in recent days. Officers previously responded around 9 p.m. to the 2900 block of Hollins Ferry Road for a reported shooting and found a man shot multiple times. Another recent account described the neighborhood as seeing a fourth shooting in 15 days, and a separate south Baltimore headline reported one person dead and another injured in a shooting.

For people living and working near Hollins Ferry Road, the immediate effect was not just the number of victims but the street shutdown and the police presence around a busy neighborhood artery. The questions that matter most now are whether detectives believe the attack was targeted or random, what vehicle they are looking for, and how far the danger may have spread before officers locked down the scene.

The Baltimore Police Department's Victim Services Unit is available for people and families impacted by crime. The unit offers trauma-informed, culturally sensitive and survivor-centered services as detectives continue sorting out the gunfire, the vehicle used in the attack, and the next steps in the case.