On October 3, 2026, Tyree Reynolds opened fire from a backpack-carried firearm in the Leon Day Park parking lot in Baltimore during Charm City Buccaneers Youth Football League homecoming events, with 20 .223 cases recovered at the scene. A person with a Handgun Carry Permit took cover behind a pickup truck, drew a legally possessed 9mm handgun, and returned fire away from the field, striking Reynolds in the ankle as he ran while shooting.

A .22-caliber bullet hit 12-year-old Khloe Ishway entering a car, and three other people at the football field suffered wounds to the face, calf, and lower back before hospital release. Reynolds, 23, had been released eight days earlier after five years of a 15-year sentence after MONSE official Mark Mason wrote a letter on official stationery that the mayor’s office said was not approved, as Maryland bans assault weapons and felon possession and the United States Supreme Court hears AR-15 ban arguments on December 2, 2026.