Chemical Agent Release at Baltimore Pride Event Causes Panic and Injuries

Chemical Agent Release at Baltimore Pride Event Causes Panic and Injuries

A suspected chemical agent was released at a Baltimore Pride event on Saturday night, causing panic and multiple injuries. The incident occurred around 7 p.m. near the main music stage in the Station North arts district. The Baltimore City Fire Department responded to the scene and treated several injuries resulting from the ensuing mass exodus.

Police confirmed that they did not release the chemical agent and suggested it was sprayed after a fight broke out. The event was temporarily closed as emergency responders managed the situation. Social media posts speculated that the agent was mace, though this has not been officially confirmed. The number of people injured has not been specified, and the event's future remains uncertain.

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