Police: Nine juveniles taken into custody after physical altercation in Towson

Police: Nine juveniles taken into custody after physical altercation in Towson

Nine students were taken into custody earlier this week following a physical altercation in Towson involving a group of juveniles between the ages of 11 and 14. Baltimore County Police Department officials said the incident occurred at a bus stop near York and Lambourn roads on Monday, around 3:30 p.m. Officials said a second incident took place on Tuesday involving the same students inside Dumbarton Middle School during a meeting with the schoo…

Huge fight in Towson leads to youth arrests

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Police: 9 students arrested after fight at Baltimore County bus stop

Nine students were arrested after police said a fight broke out at a bus stop by York and Lambourne roads. Baltimore County police said it happened Monday around 3:40 p.m., and the students were between the ages of 11 and 14 years old. Charges are pending against six of the students, according to police. Then, on Tuesday, police said some of the same students and a parent got into a fight with another student at Dumbarton Middle School during a …

Six juveniles facing charges following fights at Towson bus stop and middle school

UPDATE: Police now say that five juveniles are facing second-degree assault charges, following the recovery of new evidence that helped identify them. Additionally, two juveniles under the age of thirteen will not be charged in connection with this incident. None of the juveniles have been taken into custody as officers are continuing efforts to notify their parents. Original story below… ——— TOWSON, MD—Nine students were taken into custody and …