BALTIMORE — One of six victims wounded in a Saturday night mass shooting in North Baltimore has died.
Jerome Michael Coateson, 38, died Sunday morning at the hospital after being listed in critical condition.
Shots first rang out around 8:45pm in the 5100 block of Queensberry Avenue.
Police Commissioner Richard Worley said a group of people were outside eating crabs when the alleged shooter(s) pulled up and fired.
A five-year-old girl was among the five other victims. She's expected to recover.
The four other surviving victims include a 23-year-old woman, and three men, ranging between 32 and 52-years of age.
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Investigators can't say yet whether the victims were targeted.
Based off the high number of spent shell casings located on-scene, Worley said he doubts the shooting was done in drive-by fashion.
WMAR-2 News spoke to Maryland State Delegate Sean A. Stinnett, who represents Baltimore City's Fourth District, for reaction.
The incident is just the latest in a string of City gun violence over the weekend.
Overnight Saturday two people were shot within one hour of each other.
A woman was injured in a shooting sometime after midnight in the 100 block of S. Clinton Street.
Then around 1am, a man was discovered shot to death in the 2500 block of W. Franklin Street.
Sunday got off to a violent start as well, with a man shot overnight in the 200 block of N. Glover Street.
So far no arrests have been made in either case.
