BALTIMORE (AP) - Baltimore police say a viewing will be held for a detective who was fatally attacked by a gunman.
The two-day viewing starting Monday for Detective Sean Suiter will be held at a funeral home in Randallstown. His funeral is scheduled for Wednesday.
Baltimore’s police commissioner has revealed that Suiter was shot a day before he was set to testify in a corruption probe into activities of indicted police officers. Commissioner Kevin Davis has emphasized that Suiter was not the target of any criminal investigation.
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The grand jury is investigating a group of Baltimore officers who worked together on a gun crime task force.
The 43-year-old detective was shot in the head on Nov. 15 while working in a high-crime area of West Baltimore.
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