Fight At CCBC Owings Mills Results In Charges: Police

OWINGS MILLS, MD — A Randallstown man was charged after allegedly threatening to shoot a classmate this week at CCBC Owings Mills. Police said Kenneth Kendall Sharp, 27, of the unit block of Jolie Court, was arrested Wednesday night and has a bail review hearing on Friday.

Sharp had allegedly called his classmate, a 20-year-old Randallstown man, an obscenity when the younger man asked a question of their instructor. Police said that officers were called to the campus in the 10300 block of Grand Central Avenue for a disturbance in a classroom at 7:10 p.m.

A verbal argument escalated into a pushing and punching match in the classroom before a second instructor separated the two and removed Sharp, police said. When Sharp returned and pushed the victim, officials said a public safety officer on campus removed him.

The victim said that Sharp threatened to go get his gun in the parking lot and shoot the younger man, according to police.

Responding officers spotted Sharp, who was carrying a large duffel bag into the school building and tried to discard it when he saw law enforcement, police said. Authorities detained him and he admitted the bag had a rifle inside, according to officials. Police said he had a loaded magazine and ammunition in his pants pocket, with more ammunition found in his vehicle.

Sharp was charged with first and second-degree assault and possession of a firearm on school property.

Photo of Kenneth Kendall Sharp courtesy of Baltimore County Police Department.