Despite triple shooting in Safe Streets zone, Mayor Scott committed to program's efforts 

Despite a triple shooting in a Safe Streets catchment zone, Mayor Brandon Scott said the additional $5 million investment remains a priority and said the efforts continue to yield results.
The shooting in the McElderry Park Safe Streets zone left a 14-year-old boy injured, along with two others. Wednesday, few signs of the shooting remained in the area; a blood trail on the street and some fragments of the crime scene tape.
“The residents of Baltimore are a little smarter than to think about it in that sense,” Mayor Scott said when asked how the city can trust the $5 million investment would be a fruitful use of money.
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