Baltimore Police Officer Brian Burke Released From Shock Trauma After Shot Breaking Up Parking Lot Party
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — After being shot in the line of duty earlier in June, Officer Brian Burke was released from Shock Trauma.
Burke was shot while he and his partner tried to break up a large parking lot party in the 2300 block of Winchester Street around 3:14 a.m. on June 14.
Yesterday, Officer Brian Burke was greeted by his family, BPD and PC Harrison as he was released from Shock Trauma after being shot in the line of duty earlier this month. We thank Dr. Scalea and the entire team at the @UMMC for the care they provided to P.O. Burke. #MyBmore pic.twitter.com/h6TKo4w7ju
— Baltimore Police (@BaltimorePolice) June 22, 2020
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"We thank Dr. Scalea and the entire team at the UMMC for the care they provided to P.O Burke," Baltimore Police said in a statement on Twitter.