By Collin Rugg
BALTIMORE (CONVERSEER) – Baltimore City police have suspended an officer after apparently trying to run over a civilian before crashing into a house.
Baltimore City’s police commissioner, Richard Worley, says the video was so bizarre he thought it was AI.
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“First, I saw it, I thought it was AI, I honestly did. I thought that, because you can do so many things with AI. We had to make sure the video was real.
“It is not what we want our officers doing, definitely not what we’ve been training them to do.
“The best thing we can do is what we’ve been doing, which is be transparent. We saw it. We don’t like it. We did something about it. We suspended the officer, and we’re going to hold the officer accountable for his actions,” Worley.
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NEW: Baltimore police officer suspended after apparently trying to run over a civilian before crashing into a house.
Baltimore City’s police commissioner, Richard Worley says the video was so bizarre he thought it was AI.
“First, I saw it, I thought it was AI, I honestly did. I… pic.twitter.com/oiVUkXh6Dd
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 1, 2025
