Suspect apprehended in stabbing at shelter

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Arrest made in stabbing at homeless shelter


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Posted: 03/18/2013

BALTIMORE - Police have identified the suspect in the fatal stabbing of a homeless man that happened Sunday morning.

Officials say multiple witnesses identified 50-year-old Gary Burton as the person responsible for stabbing a man in the chest at a Baltimore homeless shelter.

The man was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital where he later died. A preliminary investigation found that before the stabbing, the victim had an argument inside the shelter.

Burton was apprehended on North Milton Street Monday and charged with murder first-degree.

The victim has yet to be identified.

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