Michael Baltimore Of '90 Day Fiancé' Added To Most Wanted List For Murder

The U.S. Marshals Service is providing a $25,000 reward for info resulting in Michael Anthony Baltimore's arrest.

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America Marshals Service simply positioned a “90 Day Fiancé” character on its 15 Most Needed record.

Michael Anthony Baltimore, 39, is accused of fatally capturing his former boss, Kendall Jerome Prepare dinner, on the sufferer’s GQ Barbershop in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on Might 22, 2021, in keeping with a U.S. Marshals information launch.

The 2 barbers appeared collectively on just a few episodes of the fourth season of “90 Day Fiancé” in 2019, socializing collectively onscreen, in keeping with Individuals. It stays unclear what motivated the capturing, however police famous on the time that a private battle induced issues to escalate.

Baltimore allegedly threatened Prepare dinner for months earlier than the capturing. The shooter, carrying a black masks, camouflage bucket hat and camouflage clothes, burst into the barbershop and fired at Prepare dinner. The shooter injured fellow worker Anthony White within the course of, in keeping with WGAL-TV.

White and one other witness recognized Baltimore because the shooter shortly after the incident; Prepare dinner was pronounced lifeless on the scene. The Carlisle Police Division charged Baltimore with murder, aggravated assault and possession of an unlawful firearm, CBS 46 reviews.

Officers famous that Baltimore has a historical past of violent crime, urging anybody who sees him to remain away and get in touch with the police.

“We’re asking anybody with details about the attainable whereabouts of Michael Baltimore to contact us,” Performing U.S. Marshal Invoice Pugh of the Center District of Pennsylvania stated, in keeping with CBS 46.

The place exactly Baltimore has been hiding for the previous 12 months stays to be seen, however the U.S. Marshals hope his placement on the none-too-coveted record will expedite his arrest.

“Michael Baltimore poses a severe risk to the neighborhood,” stated U.S. Marshals Service Director Ronald Davis. “By putting him on the 15 Most Needed record, we've made his seize a high precedence of the U.S. Marshals Service.”

Along with the U.S. Marshals providing a $25,000 reward for info resulting in Baltimore’s arrest, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is providing $10,000 and Cumberland County Crime Stoppers is providing $2,000.