Despite his cries for help, a Baltimore man was called a “threat to public safety” during sentencing on Oct. 7 by Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Charles Henry Dorsey III.
Kevin Barnes Jr., 40, pleaded guilty on June 4 to reckless endangerment and firearm possession for a Sept. 6 laundromat shooting.
According to charging documents, police responded to the 3600 block of Mt. Pleasant Street, where they found Barnes lying on the ground, suffering a gunshot wound to the knee. Barnes told police he was walking from a laundromat on the 100 block of South Conkling Street when he was shot and fled to Mt. Pleasant Street…