A man with a head injury was transported to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center after an incident in Perrywood Wednesday evening.
The incident took place in the 200 block of Perrywood Court and involved a head injury to a male, who was conscious when officers arrived, according to Sgt. Casimir Alkanowski of the Harford County Sheriff's Office.
Alkanowski said it wasn't immediately clear whether the injury, which occurred around 7 p.m., was from a gunshot or from a physical assault.
Police had not apprehended a suspect as of 7:55 p.m., Alkanowski said.
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As to the drugs, just legalize the drug trade and move the hell on. Prohibition for alcohol didn't work and neither does prohibition for drugs.
In good neighborhoods, you have to watch out for the 'middle class whacko' who turns out to be a serial killer or rapist.
For the last seven school years I have picked up high school students at Perry wood Garden Apartments. I have come to know these kids from 9th grade to graduating, yes graduating. They have been respectful, kind and enjoyable. Kids inherit these traits, from their parents or caretakers. “Neighborhoods” do not make people break the law. All Neighborhoods have lawbreakers, so, don’t judge these neighborhoods based on their social needs. Good and bad can come from any neighborhood.
Second, just how many times can you repeat the same post??? Lastly, I worked my entire adult life supporting my family (and sometimes extended family) only to find my self blindsided by a medical emergency. This emergency cost me my income and wiped out my savings. I had no choice but to use the money I EARNED through Social Security, get benefits from Social Services, and move my family to public housing. I don't do drugs. I don't sell drugs. I raise my children and work on getting myself well so that I can one day come off all of these programs. So, think again before you paint everyone in an area or situation with the same brush. And in my neighborhood we keep this activity (drugs, loitering, fighting) at bay through resident vigilance and communication, a good rapport with management and the police, enforcement of "No Trespassing" rules as well as a one strike you're out policy. It's not foolproof...but it does work. Not saying that Perrywood doesn't try, but you have to get a system firing on all cylinders before you see real change. But don't slam an entire community for a couple of bad seeds. Some of us are just legitimately trying to make it. And for the love of all things holy, learn English.