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Downtown Baltimore Evacuated: 'Suspicious Vehicle' in Underground Parking - MrNoBody - 09-09-2019
CBS Baltimore
ATF, Baltimore Police Respond After Suspicious Vehicle With
1,000 Gallons Of Gasoline Found Near Inner Harbor
Police are investigating a suspicious vehicle that’s leaking gas in downtown Baltimore near the Inner Harbor.
Police and fire officials said the van they are investigating is in a LAZ parking garage in the
100 block of E. Pratt Street near the Promenade.
A four-block radius around 100 East Pratt Street was evacuated, according to
Mayor Jack Young and other police and fire officials. Eyewitnesses tell WJZ that
several office and commercial buildings in the area were evacuated including the T. Rowe Price building,
The Gallery and several hotels and restaurants in the area.
Traffic is also at a standstill downtown where roads are blocked.
Officials are asking motorists and pedestrians to avoid these roads:
Pratt, Calvert, Lombard & Light streets.
The bomb squad is on scene investigating.
Re: Downtown Baltimore Evacuated: 'Suspicious Vehicle' in Underground Parking - tronnei - 09-09-2019
The Baltimore office of my employer has been evacuated.
Re: Downtown Baltimore Evacuated: 'Suspicious Vehicle' in Underground Parking - deckeda - 09-09-2019
Oh wait never mind, what I'm thinking of is happening Thursday.
Re: Downtown Baltimore Evacuated: 'Suspicious Vehicle' in Underground Parking - MrNoBody - 09-09-2019
Case solved: The 'Suspicious Vehicle' was a van equipped with tanks and a
pump used to steal diesel fuel!
The owner is being "questioned" and his property being searched.
Re: Downtown Baltimore Evacuated: 'Suspicious Vehicle' in Underground Parking - Sarcany - 09-10-2019
I was wondering why someone would want to blow up a LAZ parking garage.
And then I remembered what the typical LAZ garage is like.
And then I wondered why it doesn't happen more often.
...Hmm. I think I've been to that one. It's not so bad as most.
Re: Downtown Baltimore Evacuated: 'Suspicious Vehicle' in Underground Parking - Rolando - 09-10-2019
The garage I park in at work has at least 2 vehicles that have been parked for about 4 years! One of them has messages (and penises) drawn in the collected dust/dirt.