Teen Charged In Towson University Shooting Tied To Robbery: Police

TOWSON, MD — Gage Flood, a 19-year-old from Baltimore, is facing multiple charges after being arrested over a robbery that took place at Towson University.

Flood, who was arrested on Friday, was publicly identified in the case on Monday by the Baltimore County Police Department.

Court records show Flood is being charged with nine offenses, including:

• Two counts of first-degree assault
• Two counts of second-degree assault
• Armed robbery
• Use of a firearm in a violent crime
• Possession of a handgun
• Possession of a loaded handgun
• Possessing a firearm under the age of 21

Flood remains held without bond at the Baltimore County Detention Center.

Related: Arrest Made In Self-Inflicted Towson University Shooting

The teenager was hospitalized last week after he suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his lower body "during the commission of a robbery," according to police.

The altercation unfolded in the stairwell of the Tower C residence hall at the university. Officers were alerted to the scene around 9:15 p.m. on Thursday.

No students were injured in the incident. Police said there was no additional threat to the campus.