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Reward offered in case of man killed in Baltimore ‘squeegee’ fight

By The Associated Press

BALTIMORE — A total of $16,000 in reward money is being offered to anyone with information about a recent deadly encounter between a man and people cleaning windshields for cash at a downtown Baltimore intersection.

Gov. Larry Hogan tweeted Saturday that the state is offering an $8,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in the fatal shooting of 48-year-old Timothy Reynolds.

The Baltimore Sun reports Metro CrimeStoppers is also offering an $8,000 reward. Police have said Reynolds had a heated interaction with the so-called squeegee workers, parked his car and approached the group with a baseball bat.

He was fatally shot and the workers fled.

Moore vs. Cox: Maryland governor candidates on economy, education, transportation

By Jack Moore
With the closely watched campaign to become Maryland’s next governor nearing its end, WTOP sat down with the Republican and Democratic candidates to discuss their plans for boosting the economy, transportation and other issues in the state. The race has pitted Democrat Wes Moore, a combat veteran, author and former CEO of an anti-poverty nonprofit, against Republican Del. Dan Cox, a first-term state lawmaker who represents the Frederick County area in the General Assembly.
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