Javaun Simmons, Danelo Punnett Obituary, Death – Baltimore Police have released the names of three individuals who were killed in separate fatal shootings earlier this week. Authorities confirmed the victims’ identities as part of ongoing homicide investigations.
The first two victims, killed on Sunday, June 22, were identified as Javaun Simmons and Danelo Punnett. Simmons was born on December 16, 1993, and Punnett on June 28, 2000. Both men were found fatally shot in the 2200 block of Christian Street. Details surrounding what led to the shooting have not been made public, and police have not announced any suspects or arrests in the case.
The third victim was identified as 41-year-old Corey Washington. He was killed the following day, Monday, June 23, in a separate incident that occurred in the 4100 block of Woodridge Road. As with the earlier case, police have not disclosed the circumstances of the shooting or whether any suspects have been identified.
All three killings remain under active investigation. Baltimore homicide detectives are continuing to gather information and follow up on leads in each case. Police are urging anyone with details that might help the investigations to come forward. They are asking the public to contact homicide detectives directly at 410-396-2100. Tips can also be submitted anonymously to Metro Crime Stoppers by calling 1-866-7LOCKUP.
The recent wave of violence has added to Baltimore’s ongoing struggles with gun crime and community safety. Officials have not commented on whether the shootings are believed to be connected or related to any broader conflict or gang activity.
Community leaders and law enforcement continue to urge residents to speak out and support efforts to reduce violence by cooperating with investigations. Police are expected to release further updates as more information becomes available or if arrests are made in connection with any of the three killings.
Meanwhile, family members and friends of the victims are left mourning the loss of their loved ones. The deaths of Simmons, Punnett, and Washington highlight the continued toll of gun violence in the city and the challenges law enforcement faces in solving such cases and preventing further tragedies.