Explosion Rocks Baltimore Shopping Center; No Injuries Reported

Baltimore police are investigating after an explosion shook a busy shopping center on Sunday afternoon.

Officers were called around 2 p.m. to the 6300 block of Eastern Avenue, near the Home Depot and Wendy’s, after reports of a device being detonated. According to authorities, a man set off an unidentified explosive near a group of people before taking off from the scene. The group also fled.

Thankfully, no injuries were reported.

Police say their bomb squad and arson investigators are actively working the scene alongside the Baltimore City Fire Department and federal law enforcement partners. The FBI’s Baltimore Field Office confirmed that they’re aware of the incident and are coordinating with local authorities as the investigation continues.

At this point, details are scarce. It’s unclear what kind of device was used or whether the explosion caused any property damage. Officials have not announced any arrests or identified any suspects.

This unsettling event comes as Baltimore continues to work toward rebuilding trust and safety throughout its neighborhoods. While no one was hurt, the situation has left many questions unanswered — and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.

As updates develop, 92Q will keep you locked in with the latest on this story.