Baltimore County police release body camera footage of March shootout outside city police station

At least three gunshots can then be heard on the body worn camera footage, as well as calls from officers to “watch your crossfire” before the video cuts to body camera footage that shows several officers yelling for Arnold to put his hands out as Arnold lays face down on the ground.

Arnold was taken to a local hospital in critical condition but survived his injuries.

The shooting stemmed from an emergency call made by a Catonsville resident who told the 911 dispatcher “there’s a guy at my house with a gun.”

The caller, whose name was redacted from the video, said that a white man he did not know was parked at the edge of his driveway in a tan Chevy Blazer when he arrived home from work.

The caller said the man “jumped out of his truck with” a black rifle, and later told responding police the man had aimed the gun at him.

“He could’ve shot me right then,” the caller told police.

Online court records show Arnold was released on his own recognizance, pending a trial. Efforts to reach Arnold were unsuccessful. His attorney, Brian G. Thompson, said Wednesday that Arnold is “not in any condition to be interviewed at this point.”

County police spokeswoman Joy Stewart said an administrative investigation has not finished, and won’t conclude until the city finishes its criminal investigation into the shooting. Baltimore City police did not respond to questions about the investigation.

Baltimore Sun reporter Colin Campbell contributed to this article.