Gunman killed after wounding Baltimore police officer during midday burglary call
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A Baltimore police officer was shot and wounded during a burglary call; the suspect was killed.
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A Baltimore police officer sustained a gunshot wound to the leg Tuesday while responding to a burglary call, authorities reported. The incident occurred when the officer encountered a suspect, who then shot the officer. A second officer subsequently fatally shot the assailant. The injured officer's condition has not been publicly released, and police are investigating the circumstances of the shooting. This event highlights the inherent dangers faced by law enforcement officers during routine calls.
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