Everton Brown, 56, was fatally shot by police after he allegedly set fire to his home in suburban Baltimore and killed three of his neighbors on the morning of May 8.
Credit: Baltimore County Police Department
Baltimore County Police have released 911 dispatcher calls and bodycam footage of the May 8 triple murder and fatal officer-involved shooting of 56-year-old Everton Brown.
Part of the footage shows multiple 911 calls were made to police regarding hearing shots fired around 6:40 a.m. on May 8, then receiving a call that a house was blown up and another on fire.
Bodycam footage shows police arriving at the 7500 block of Maury Road, and immediately being met with gunfire, seeing victims on the ground.
After being told to drop his weapon, and refusing, Brown was shot and taken down. Police managed to handcuff Brown, but he died while being taken to the hospital for his injuries.
According to records kept by Baltimore County police, whom Everton Brown called more than 100 times over the past 24 years. Neighbors say he harassed them and yelled from his porch through a bullhorn.
The recent killing of three people in Baltimore County is prompting questions about how Maryland handles cases of people who may be in a mental health crisis.