BALTIMORE POLICE DEPARTMENT

PUBLIC AFFAIRS SECTION

PHONE: 410-396-2012 MEDIA ADVISORY
FAX: 410-396-2012

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Camera Technology Leads to Prompt Arrest of Shooting

Suspect

BALTIMORE, MD / Feb 16, 2009 – Dennis Bullock, (29), of the 2600 block of Edmondson
Avenue, was arrested and charged with attempted murder in connection with a double shooting
that occurred in the 300 block of Holliday Street. On February 16, 2009, at 1:40 a.m. Central
District officers were dispersing a large crowd that was exiting Club One, due to an occupancy
violation. It was at that time that Mr. Bullock began to discharge multiple shots into the crowd.
Two women were struck, and suffered non-life threatening injuries.

The shooting was witnessed by both officers on the scene and also the citywide camera system.
Mr. Bullock then fled into an adjacent parking lot. With the assistance of camera operators,
Bullock was apprehended by officers after a brief foot pursuit.

"Issues of violence around the Club One establishment continue to be a concern for the Baltimore
Police Department," said Police Commissioner Frederick Bealefeld III. "We have invested in
technological systems that enable us to help provide a margin of safety and station our officers in
locations to avert violence. If and when violence occurs, we are prepared as underscored in last
night's results. We will pursue all options available to ensure the community is safe and people
are held accountable for their actions."

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