(WBFF) — A man is facing first-degree murder charges after shooting and killing his brother on Sunday was arrested and charged with killing his 39-year-old brother police responded to the 4000 block of Winlee Road in Randallstown for a reported assault police found Kevin Tuck suffering from a gunshot wound to the upper body Police said he was pronounced dead at the scene Jason Tuck is being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center a towering figure and outspoken leader of the Randallstown NAACP during his six years at its helm resigned Wednesday amid friction with the state conference who’s served as the chapter’s first vice president said he’d already made up his mind to leave in hopes of pursuing other opportunities including possibly running for the Baltimore County Council was a mandatory March 21 meeting that the Maryland State Conference of the NAACP called after officers there accused Coleman of addressing issues beyond the purview of the Randallstown branch In a letter sent a few days before the meeting the state leadership noted that Coleman had “acted on behalf” of the state branch when interacting with the Maryland State Police Department’s leadership team and the Coalition of Black Maryland State Troopers The Baltimore Banner thanks its sponsors. Become one. you and the Randallstown Branch do not speak for the NAACP Maryland State Conference the Baltimore County or the Baltimore City Branches,” the state leadership team wrote in a letter dated March 18 “Overstepping these boundaries is a direct violation of NAACP National Bylaws.” The letter also accused Coleman and the Randallstown branch of not submitting reports of their activities and not paying required state dues Those signing the letter include NAACP Maryland State Conference Acting President Faith Blackburne-Proctor; 2nd Vice President Danita Tolson Coleman said the state organization’s complaints on records were “petty.” He said leaders from the state police and Black troopers had requested that he mediate some longstanding issues “I never purported myself as being part of the state chapter I’m the president of the Randallstown NAACP and that is all I ever purported to be,” Coleman said The Randallstown NAACP’s website put a “pardon our dust” message on the president’s page asking for patience while the organization restores features The Randallstown branch of the NAACP began in 1990 local activists reinvigorated the branch in 2012 Baltimore County has maintained its own branch of the NAACP in Towson; Turners Station had a small branch in East Baltimore when that community was large Members of Randallstown’s Black community felt they needed an organization to focus on their issues Coleman told The Banner in an interview last month Among those issues: renovating Security Square Mall bringing the Grocery Outlet to Liberty Road and working with the Baltimore County Police Department to break down barriers and help with recruitment he was forging ahead with a program to improve relations between Black and Jewish residents and patrol the shared community after some Orthodox Jews were attacked walking to Shabbat services Coleman listed some of these accomplishments in a letter that he sent to community members He told The Banner this week that he’s most proud of the branch’s outreach to everyone in the community from Orthodox rabbis to the League of Women Voters to the teachers unions hundreds of well-wishers packed a room at the Pikesville library “Trying to give a voice to people that needed a voice.” collaborative and animated — the kind of person who puts his whole self into his endeavors and doesn’t have a middle gear He says he looks forward to spending more time with his wife and daughter Rona Kobell rona.kobell@thebaltimorebanner.com Rona Kobell is a regional reporter covering Baltimore County she worked as an environmental reporter in the region for nearly 20 years at The Baltimore Sun and The Chesapeake Bay Journal Welcome to The Banner's subscriber-only commenting community. 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If the problem persists, please contact customer service at 443-843-0043 or customercare@thebaltimorebanner.com — Charging documents reveal details into a deadly shooting in Randallstown Police were called to the 400 block of Winlee Road for reports of an assault with a gun in the front yard and asked where the suspect was Jason identified himself as the suspect and officers detained him dead in the kitchen from a gunshot wound to the chest who was present at the time of the shooting She told officers that Jason lived at the home and that he came back around 3:00 pm with his children and that she had given him some money The mother continued to say that Jason became very irate and said "I am going to end this once and for all." Jason would then go upstairs and "tear his room up" looking for something He came back down the stairs with a shotgun After their mother tried to get in between them Jason shoved her out of the way and proceeded to fire at his brother Jason confirmed that he was arguing with his brother about money and that he got the shotgun from his bedroom and loaded it to try to scare him He also said that he had the gun pointed at the ground when it went off and that there was no physical fight before the shooting occurred Jason is charged with first-degree murder and is currently being held without bond at the Baltimore County Detention Center The Baltimore County Police Department said it was called Sunday for reports of an assault just before 4:30 p.m Officers said they found 39-year-old Kevin Tuck suffering from a gunshot wound to the upper body Homicide detectives said they arrested 38-year-old Jason Tuck and charged him with first-degree murder Court records show that Judge Marsha L Russell held the Randallstown resident without bond on Tuesday "This shooting was an isolated incident between known parties There is no active threat to the community." The men's mother, whom they lived with, told officers the brothers were in a disagreement about money, charging documents obtained by The Sun said To learn about what led to the shotgun that "went off," read The Sun's full story This map shows the area where officers said the fatal shooting happened Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Baltimore County police arrested a 38-year-old man in connection with a fatal shooting Sunday afternoon in Randallstown Officers said they responded to the 4000 block of Winlee Road just before 4:30 p.m police said they located 39-year-old Kevin Tuck suffering from a gunshot wound to the upper body Jason Tuck is charged with first-degree murder He is currently being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center Detectives said that this shooting was an isolated incident between known parties #BCoPD Arrest Made in Randallstown Homicide. Link to news release: https://t.co/r87zNGPJjo pic.twitter.com/zxrlCF97dK — Baltimore County Police Department (@BaltCoPolice) April 14, 2025 and the flagship stations for the Baltimore Ravens Hearst Television participates in various affiliate marketing programs which means we may get paid commissions on purchases made through our links to retailer sites.©2023 on behalf of WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5 (WBFF) — The president of the Randallstown NAACP retired from his post Ryan Coleman served as the Randallstown NAACP President for over six years ALSO READ | Triple shooting at Baltimore County hotel sparks NAACP concerns Coleman listed several of his accomplishments Bringing in the Grocery Outlet to Liberty Road," and "Striking a record agreement with the Howard Johnson hotel in Pikesville," among others Coleman also criticized other NAACP groups in the area saying "the Baltimore County branch of the NAACP never wanted to work with the Randallstown branch chose to criticize our accomplishments instead of supporting them The Baltimore City branch bristled every time there was clear proof of violence from Baltimore City which affected Baltimore County." Coleman said he looks forward to spending more time with his family and friends but said he plans to remain active in the community as well BALTIMORE — A Baltimore County man pleaded guilty Monday to bribing a Maryland Department of Labor official made illegal payments in 2020 and 2021 to the former director of General Services for the Maryland Department of Labor The payments were made in exchange for helping Sykes steer state contracts to his company Sykes' company received $174,903.25 from the State of Maryland for COVID-related facilities cleaning services The contracts were secured through a fraudulent scheme that benefited Sykes Officials say Sykes paid around $20,000 in bribes to be awarded the contracts Sykes' sentencing date is set for April 25 UPDATE: A 53-year-old woman died in Tuesday’s two-alarm townhome fire in Randallstown Officials identified the woman who died as Cynthia Elizabeth Johnson Officials said firefighters found Johnson in a bedroom hallway The fire consumed the entire roof of the home About one-quarter of the main floor collapsed into the basement Firefighters worked for hours battling flames at a Randallstown fire that destroyed two townhomes The investigation is underway into how it started including one person in critical condition SkyTeam 11 video showed the extent of the damage done: The entire top and back of the townhome on Ojibway Road was taken down by the fire that broke out just before 1 p.m it’s a tragic situation,” said Kevin Kevin explained how another neighbor and at least two other people tried to get into the house before firefighters arrived “There was three people who attempted their way in the door but they weren’t able to be successful,” Kevin said “I was just about home when the smoke came through the roof Several neighbors tried to get inside the house to see if anybody was affected or home at the time and Firefighters battled heavy flames shooting out of the house and they had to call for more manpower and set up a collapse zone in case the structure came down “I got a phone call when I was at work that someone’s house was on fire and I came and it was like a bunch of ambulance and fire trucks everywhere like they had everything blocked off,” said Dawn Briscoe Investigators haven’t given any details about where the victim was in the home or how they think the fire started and it’s just very sad,” Briscoe said Another person was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Investigators expect to have more information about a possible cause later this week BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A Randallstown woman is reunited with her car after it was stolen sometime either Tuesday night or Wednesday morning Theresa Williams noticed her Hyundai was gone with she woke up Wednesday morning She called Baltimore County Police to report it stolen Williams was in a rideshare when she noticed her stolen car we turn out from my complex and that’s when I see my car," said Williams then he just takes off and starts following the car what am I supposed to do," said Williams Her car eventually stopped at a red light and Williams began recording it on her phone I’m thinking well maybe I can get a picture of them and send that to the police," said Williams ALSO READ | Fells Point resident urges mayor to address juvenile crime after multiple incidents Williams can be seen standing in front of her car “I had to show them that they are no longer in control So I proceeded to walk in front of my car until I was able to face the driver and tell him to get out of my vehicle," said Williams who appear to be juveniles jumped from the vehicle and ran off The rideshare driver appears to try to box the driver in Williams is a Baltimore City school teacher At that point it was about protecting these children and I just felt like I was doing my job," said Williams WIlliams says she was more concerned about the suspect's safety “God knows what would have happened if they would have got pulled over by the cops and ran off like that Like Baltimore’s seen that before." said Williams ALSO READ | Teen arrested after stolen car hits patrol vehicle and injures pedestrian In recent weeks a 15-year-old was charged after hitting a pedestrian while fleeing from police in a stolen car Williams says she owes getting her car back all to him “I guess he’s kind of the real hero of the story none of this would have happened," said Williams A man was struck by a vehicle in Randallstown on Wednesday night Police initially believed the man was shot in the head however further investigation revealed he was struck by a vehicle that failed to remain at the scene The incident is being investigated as a hit and run ALSO READ | Jury deliberates after intense trial on police shooting in Baltimore County — It seems like a community walk around a Pikesville hotel that people in the area call a “crime magnet” may have worked The Randallstown NAACP says they have reached an agreement with the owners of the Howard Johnson By Wyndham on Reisterstown Road to make the property safer “We’re really happy with it,” says Randallstown NAACP president historic agreement to really get the management here to compromise with us and it’s a big win for the Pikesville community and Baltimore County.” which is just north of the city-county line has long been a source of human trafficking prostitution and other criminal activity and they’ve had enough Coleman says he’s heard from residents and businesses that have concerns about the crime there His branch has been trying to get changes for at least eight years county officials and other community leaders They also started a letter-writing campaign to the operator of the hotel The NAACP says county 911 records show that police and/or medics have been called to the hotel twice a day for the last year And crime data from county police from the past two years shows more than 125 crimes have taken place there multiple online escort services showed 20 ads for sex workers working out of that hotel “These actions negatively impact the wellbeing of the residents police officers and medical personnel in Baltimore County,” Coleman says “This constant drain reduces the services of police and fire that can be provided to the greater community.” elected officials and police met with hotel management and Wyndham representatives the owners agreed to a list of concessions: Coleman says the hotel has already started work on the list The organization will stay in contact with Bhavsar and his staff to carry out the to-do list Community leaders plan to do a walkthrough in about three or four months to see the changes Baltimore County Police says they will “continue to work closely with our community partners to address any potential criminal activity in the area.” Bhavsar did not respond to requests for comment MARYLAND (WBFF) — A Randallstown man has pleaded guilty to one count of bribery of a public employee Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced Monday pleaded guilty in the Circuit Court of Baltimore County AG Brown said the charge arose from illegal payments that Skyes made in 2020 and 2021 to the former Director of General Services for the Maryland Department of Labor which were paid in exchange for helping to award state contracts to Skyes' company the company received nearly $175,000 from the state of Maryland for COVID-related facilities cleaning services AG Brown said that the company secured those contracts through a fraudulent scheme that benefited Sykes after he paid approximately $20,000 in bribes in order to be awarded them The investigation into the matter is ongoing Sykes is sentenced to be scheduled on April 29 BALTIMORE — A pair of grocery chains are opening new stores in Baltimore County giving resident food shoppers different options Aldi held its grand opening at the old Jo-Ann fabric store at 9978 York Road in Cockeysville MORE: Aldi to open at old Jo-Ann fabric site in Cockeysville next week Our cameras were there witnessing dozens of customers camped outside for their chance at winning a free gift card and other goodies local leaders celebrated the groundbreaking for a new Grocery Outlet Bargain Market that's set to replace the former Giant Food on Liberty Road at Milford Mill Plans for that location have been in the works since November of 2022 Some residents have long described this section of the Liberty Road corridor as a food desert RELATED: Liberty Road redevelopment making progress, but not fast enough for residents five grocery stores have left the area---the last one closing in August 2018 Olszewski voted at the Randallstown Community Center The County Executive won the Democratic nomination for Maryland's 2nd district in the primary election. Thursday, Oct. 31 is the last day to early vote. BALTIMORE COUNTY — It's been 32 years and one family is still looking for answers. Scott Short, 27, was found fatally stabbed inside his Randallstown apartment on September 23, 1992. Police say there were no signs of forced entry although there were signs of a struggle. Short's body was found by his sister in his completely ransacked apartment. He was fully clothed, with multiple wounds on his neck, head and torso. There was also evidence that someone tried to wash blood off their hands in the bathroom, police add. While decades have passed, the family's hope hasn't. If you have any information relating to the murder of Scott Short, contact the Baltimore County Police Department. RANDALLSTOWN, MD – A silver alert has been issued for 67-year-old Tzena Patterson, who was last seen on Saturday at approximately 6:30 p.m. in the Randallstown area. According to the Baltimore County Police Department, Patterson is described as 5 feet 1 inch tall, weighing 130 pounds. She was wearing a blue jean jacket, blue jeans, and gold sandals at the time of her disappearance. Authorities urge anyone with information about her whereabouts to call 911 or contact the Baltimore County Police at 410-887-2361. © 2008-2025 - Shore News Media & Marketing Ltd. Co. All rights reserved. READ MORERandallstown High School teacher arrested for sexually abusing a minorby Alexa Dikos Baltimore County (WBFF) — A teacher at Randallstown High School was arrested on Friday and charged on with two felonies which include sexual abuse of a minor and sexual offense in the third degree Detectives with the Baltimore County Crimes Against Children Unit arrested 38-year-old Carlos Arroyo on Friday ALSO READ |Suspect in Rachel Morin murder faces trial, sparks immigration policy debate The Department was notified of this sexual assault at the end of April detectives conducted interviews and gathered evidence which ultimately led to Arroyo’s arrest on Friday If anyone has additional information or believes that they may be a victim of Arroyo please contact the police department at 410-887-7720 or DSS at 410-887-8463 (Monday through Friday – 8:00 a.m Arroyo is currently being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center A bail review hearing is scheduled for Monday by JULIAN BARON & JEFF ABELL | Spotlight on Maryland — The Randallstown NAACP sent an urgent plea to Maryland Governor Wes Moore earlier this month about housing protocols for juvenile offenders after a rape allegedly occurred at an Owings Mills hotel sent a letter to Governor Moore on October 4 detailing the incident A juvenile offender who had previously been convicted of rape in Baltimore City allegedly raped a female victim while housed at Home2 Suites in Owings Mills in April 2024 Sources confirmed to Spotlight on Maryland the juvenile in question was charged with rape as a result of the incident Home2 Suites confirmed in a statement that the matter involved the juvenile’s “assigned caregiver.” Coleman claimed in his letter that the juvenile was in the custody of the Anne Arundel County Department of Social Services at the time but Home2 Suites told Spotlight on Maryland the juvenile was in foster care with the Baltimore County Department of Social Services “Home2 Suites Owings Mills previously had an arrangement with Baltimore County Social Services in which the county could purchase room rentals for temporary placement of children in foster care along with their caregivers,” a Home2 Suites spokesperson said The Maryland Department of Human Services is the umbrella agency overseeing all local social services officers in the state Secretary of Human Services Rafael López was appointed to his position in 2023 by Gov who has yet to comment on the Owings Mills incident The Baltimore County Police Department refused to provide a copy of the incident report to Spotlight on Maryland claiming the document is part of an “ongoing investigation and cannot be released at this time.” No evidence of the incident exists in public court records likely due to laws pertaining to disclosure of information about juvenile criminal activity “We're really focusing hard on trying to uplift and keep the quality of life in Baltimore County and especially in Black communities,” Coleman told Spotlight on Maryland in an interview “We just can't have this sort of thing happening.” Coleman added that he has not heard back from the governor or any elected officials regarding his October 4 letter but he remains “hopeful” he will receive responses We just believe that wherever the children commit their offenses they should be rehabilitated in that area,” Coleman said was under Maryland Department of Juvenile Services monitoring at the time Courts have the power to place juveniles in DJS custody or supervision after certain types of cases are adjudicated DJS did not return a request for comment from Spotlight on Maryland about the incident Maryland law stipulates certain rape charges against juveniles can be elevated to adult court. That stipulation applies if the suspect is at least 16 years old and is charged with committing or attempting to commit second-degree rape, according to the Maryland People’s Law Library apply if the offender is at least 14 years old and is charged with rape that is punishable by life in prison including Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson Jones and Baltimore County Councilman Julian Jones did not respond to inquiries from Spotlight on Maryland Thursday regarding the alleged incident A spokesperson for Baltimore County ExecutiveJohn Olszewski provided no details when reached for comment Baltimore County will support every effort to hold individuals responsible and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," the spokesperson said Email Julian Baron at jtbaron@sbgtv.com or follow on X @JulianTBaron On November 14 someone bought a Fast Play VIP Club Progressive ticket at J&S Liquors on Liberty Road The ticket itself costs $30 bucks. It's similar to a scratch-offbut the numbers are already printed once purchased instantly letting players know if they won A woman was killed in a hit-and-run crash Saturday night in Randallstown and police are looking for the vehicle involved Officers said they responded to the 9300 block of Liberty Road just before 8:30 p.m police located 29-year-old Kierra Goodridge who had been struck by an unknown SUV that did not remain at the scene Goodridge was transported to an area hospital where she was pronounced dead The vehicle involved in the crash was described as a dark colored 2017-2022 Jeep Compass A stock photo of the vehicle can be viewed above Anyone with information about the case is asked to call 410-887-5396 Metro Crime Stoppers is offering a $2,000 reward for information that leads to felony charges and an arrest in the case #BCoPD Hit and Run Crash Under Investigation. Link to the news release: https://t.co/Y1MAL8Vm4o pic.twitter.com/nHcWH7Lr7w — Baltimore County Police Department (@BaltCoPolice) August 21, 2024 — Baltimore County Police arrested a Randallstown High School teacher on Friday for allegedly sexually abusing a minor Police say 38-year-old Carlos Arroyo has been charged with two felonies the department was notified of the alleged sexual assault at the end of April A letter sent to parents details that Arroyo has been employed by Baltimore County Public Schools since 2022 and has worked at Randallstown High School since August of the same year The letter goes on to say that Arroyo has been placed on administrative leave and will no longer have access to the school or soccer team Authorities are asking anyone who has additional information or believes that they may be a victim of Arroyo to contact the police department at 410-887-7720 or DSS at 410-887-8463 MD — A grandmother from Randallstown quietly claimed a $200,000 top prize this week after winning big on a Maryland Lottery Ravens X10 scratch-off ticket which she purchased in memory of her late husband Sentimental purchase leads to six-figure win The winning ticket was bought at the Royal Farms store located at 15 Hanover Pike in Reisterstown The grandmother said she made the purchase while thinking about her late husband She chose the $10 Ravens X10 ticket without a specific reason and discovered the $200,000 prize after scratching it The winner intends to use the money to help her grandchildren with college expenses The store that sold the ticket will receive a $1,000 bonus from the Maryland Lottery remains one of the state’s most popular scratch-offs This is the sixth $200,000 prize claimed out of nine total top-tier prizes in the game Grandmother’s tribute ticket turns into $200K win for Randallstown family 10 unique and sensational headlines with no colons at the end © 2008-2025 - Shore News Media & Marketing Ltd After heart palpitations sent him to the hospital in summer 2020 Joyson BaLisamore began thinking about ways to address what he saw as a major — and suddenly personal — problem in the Baltimore region: heart disease a Baltimore start-up that focuses on promoting watermelon and what it says are its heart benefits as an alternative to sugary drinks BaLisamore won the Baltimore County Public Library’s first small business pitch competition Eight other business owners joined him Wednesday evening at the library’s Randallstown branch to compete for a $1,500 top prize had four minutes to make their pitch to a panel of four judges in a “Shark Tank”-style competition and then answer judges’ questions for 90 seconds A nail-biting 20-minute interlude followed so that the judges could deliberate and pick winners while the business owners could network and audience members could interact with the products a gym near Perry Hall dedicated to providing a woman-only space free of diet culture leaned into this idea and started her pitch by saying Funding for the competition came through Karly Feinberg the small-business consultant for the Baltimore County Public Library system She herself won a grant by placing second in a pitch competition held by the Entrepreneurship & Libraries Conference “Being able to provide this opportunity for newer businesses just starting out that can really use the funding to grow their business and gain traction The library’s third-place winner was Aalliyeh Clinton a company dedicated to creating personal-protective equipment with increased protection levels for scientists She plans to use the $600 prize for patent She said she takes pride in being a Baltimore-based business and has an intern from her alma mater and if we don’t give back to our community and help it grow is the founder of public speaking consultancy ElePitch and has worked with “Shark Tank” contestants She said her love of libraries inspired her to drive from North Carolina earlier that day to attend the competition “There’s a ton of free opportunities to learn how to build your business,” Hensel said Community resources such as those at libraries can help a business owner start out with a strong foundation Baltimore County Public Libraries has offered resources to small businesses and those interested in fostering their entrepreneurial spirit BaLisamore — the winner — graduated from one of its popular programs called the Entrepreneur Academy last fall and he advises small businesses to take advantage of resources in libraries and the broader community “Even if you don’t win a pitch competition even if someone doesn’t want to buy your product — that’s happened to me.” Ela Jalil ela.jalil@thebaltimorebanner.com Ela Jalil is an intern in The Baltimore Banner newsroom Community members at the Randallstown Community Center showed up Thursday a 91-year-old who just recently won four gold medals at the national US Track and Field masters last week in the 60-yard dash It's all about us getting together and socializing and enjoying each other's company," says Thompson VIDEO: 91 year-old gold medalist inspires his community through fitness When he's not out bringing home gold medals or ministering to his community he spends many days with his pickleball community Sometimes they play; other times they aim to get steps in "That inspired me to continue to walk because more and more are coming out and having conversations with me and asking me questions," says Thompson Also at Thursday's celebration was someone who has seen Thompson lead by example her entire life Slowing down just isn't in this family's genes Karen says she's had two relatives live past 100 "If you at least think about your health and think about eating right It's worth looking forward to," says Karen When asked if there's a secret to ensuring physical longevity Thompson says it's all spiritual but does offer key advice Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates One lucky Maryland Lottery player is sitting on a ticket worth seven-figures and broke a record while becoming a multi-millionaire at the same time J&S Liquors located at 10000 Liberty Road in Baltimore County A FAST PLAY progressive jackpot broke records after a winning $2,948,743 FAST PLAY VIP Club ticket was sold at a Randallstown liquor store on Thursday afternoon The winning ticket was sold at J&S Liquors in the 10000 block of Liberty Road in Baltimore County The jackpot topped the previous high of $2.6 million that was set in October 2021 on a FAST PLAY Diamond Mine ticket Lottery officials have encouraged the winner to sign the back of the ticket and stash it in a safe location They now have 182 days to claim the record-setting prize Want breaking news in the DMV as it happens, or want to contribute? 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