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BALTIMORE — A man accused of hitting several bicycle riders last month in Baltimore has been arrested in Pennsylvania.
Police say the three bicyclist were hit on Friday, August 21 in the 1400 block of Eastern Avenue.
32 year-old Brian Adams of Red Lion, Pennsylvania was arrested Tuesday afternoon.
Adams was arrested by members of the BPD’s Warrant Task Force and the U.S. Marshals’ Task Force in York, Pennsylvania, without incident.
Currently, Adams is being held by the York County Police Department and is awaiting extradition.
Once he is transported to Baltimore, he will officially be charged with three counts of First Degree Attempted Murder and three counts of First and Second Degree Assault.
Police say no photo will be available until he is officially booked and charged at the Baltimore City Central Booking Intake Facility.
