SUDDENLY LOSE WEIGHT FOR NO REASON. PERSISTENT SYMPTOMS USUALLY LEAD TO SURGERY TO REMOVE THE CYST. ANDRE: A SHOOTING AT A BALTIMORE METHADONE CLINIC THREE YEARS AGO INJURED A BALTIMORE POLICE LIEUTENANT. THREE YEAR LATER, LIEUTENANT BILL SHIFLETT IS BACK IN SHOCK TRAUMA. HIS FAMILY TELLS 11 NEWS LIEUTENANT SHIFLETT IS SUFFERING FROM COMPLICATIONS RELATED TO THE SHOOTING. SO TO HELP HIS FAMILY PAY THE MOUNTING MEDICAL BILLS, THE BALTIMORE SENTINELS HOCKEY TEAM IS HOLDING A BENEFIT GAME THIS WEEKEND. THE GAME WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE MOUNT PLEASANT ICE RINK ON HILLEN ROAD. THE SENTINELS TEAM IS ENTIRELY MADE UP OF CITY FIRST RESPONDERS, WHICH MAKES THIS MATCH PERSONAL. >> WHEN A BROTHER IN BLUE OR A SISTER IN BLUE IS SHOT IN THE LINE OF DUTY, WE ALL FEEL IT. IT AFFECTS US ALL. . IT IS HARD TO EXPLAIN. WE ALL COME TOGETHER AS A FAMILY. ANDRE: WOW. THE EVENT INCLUDES A SILENT AUCTION ON MEMORABILIA, TEAM MERCHANDISE, AND A SELFIE STATION. TICKETS ARE $10. CHILDREN UNDER 10 CAN GET IN FOR FREE
Benefit hockey game to support Baltimore police Lt. Bill Shiflett, who was shot in line of duty
Updated: 5:49 PM EST Dec 2, 2022
A benefit hockey game will be played in honor of a Baltimore City police officer who was shot three years ago and has returned to the hospital.Baltimore police Lt. Bill Shiflett was shot in the line of duty in July 2019, when he and fellow officers were called to the Man Alive Methadone Clinic for reports of an active shooter. Shiflett was shot in his lower abdomen under his bulletproof vest.Now a 28-year veteran of the BPD, Shiflett has returned to Shock Trauma with complications from the shooting, according to family.”When a brother in blue or sister in blue gets shot in the line of duty, we all feel it. So, it affects us all. It’s hard to explain it, honestly. We all come together as a family,” said Matthew Gerber, a retired officer and member of the Baltimore Sentinels.Shiflett, 54, is a husband and father of two girls, who also have ongoing health issues. His oldest daughter was in a car accident in September and underwent hospital treatment.In an effort to help assist with medical bills, the Baltimore Sentinels, a hockey team made up of the city’s first responders, are playing a benefit game at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the Mount Pleasant Ice Rink on Hillen Road.The event includes a selfie station, a silent auction on memorabilia, and team merchandise. Tickets are $10, and children 10 and under are free.For those who cannot attend the benefit game and would like to contribute, there is a GoFundMe page to support Shiflett.
A benefit hockey game will be played in honor of a Baltimore City police officer who was shot three years ago and has returned to the hospital.
Baltimore police Lt. Bill Shiflett was shot in the line of duty in July 2019, when he and fellow officers were called to the Man Alive Methadone Clinic for reports of an active shooter. Shiflett was shot in his lower abdomen under his bulletproof vest.
Now a 28-year veteran of the BPD, Shiflett has returned to Shock Trauma with complications from the shooting, according to family.
“When a brother in blue or sister in blue gets shot in the line of duty, we all feel it. So, it affects us all. It’s hard to explain it, honestly. We all come together as a family,” said Matthew Gerber, a retired officer and member of the Baltimore Sentinels.
Shiflett, 54, is a husband and father of two girls, who also have ongoing health issues. His oldest daughter was in a car accident in September and underwent hospital treatment.
In an effort to help assist with medical bills, the Baltimore Sentinels, a hockey team made up of the city’s first responders, are playing a benefit game at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the Mount Pleasant Ice Rink on Hillen Road.
The event includes a selfie station, a silent auction on memorabilia, and team merchandise. Tickets are $10, and children 10 and under are free.
For those who cannot attend the benefit game and would like to contribute, there is a GoFundMe page to support Shiflett.
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