Home Invasion, Shooting Prompt Arrest In Annapolis: Police

ANNAPOLIS, MD — A man was arrested after a home invasion and shooting this week in Annapolis, police said.

Officers said they were called Tuesday around 12:51 a.m. to the 1400 block of Tyler Avenue, where they found a male with a gunshot wound to an extremity. The victim, who was taken to a hospital, is expected to survive.

Authorities said two suspects had forced their way into the home.

Police said one suspect then fired multiple rounds, hitting the victim.

Officers said they established a perimeter and obtained a description of the fleeing suspects from police camera operators.

Authorities said they found two people matching the description.

The suspects fled as police approached, a press release said.

Officers said they apprehended one suspect, identified as 25-year-old Noah Rodell Louis Ford, after a brief foot chase.

Authorities said he had a backpack containing a black and silver handgun.

The Annapolis Police Department said Ford was charged with first and second-degree attempted murder, first and second-degree assault, home invasion and third-degree burglary, among other charges.

Patch asked police which suspect was accused of shooting the victim. We also asked what happened to the second suspect. Additionally, we asked if the victim is an adult or a minor. We will update this story if officers reply.

This map shows the area where authorities said the home invasion and shooting happened.