U.S. Census Worker Spencer Williams, Dies in Hospital After Being Found Shot in Car in Southeast Baltimore

Spencer Williams, U.S. census worker, who was found shot inside vehicle in southeast Baltimore, later dies at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

U.S. census worker Spencer Williams, 22, was shot June 7 inside his vehicle in Southeast Baltimore last week. According to the Baltimore Sun, he was killed after dropping off a co-worker. Spencer later died at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Spencer Williams' vehicle had pulled onto a median in the 1100 block of New Hope Circle, police said. Williams was a crew leader responsible for a group of census takers who are doing follow-up visits at the homes of people who did not mail in their questionnaires by April, a Census Bureau spokeswoman confirmed. Malkia McLeod confirmed a Washington Post report that Williams was returning home after driving a co-worker home at the end of the day, and was considered to still be on the job. Source: Baltimore Sun

Williams did  not have a criminal record and police suspect the shooting was domestic-related. I hope the suspect is apprehended quickly. If anyone has any information, please do not hesitate to contact the local police.