Police Officer Ira Neil Weiner

Police Officer Ira Neil Weiner | Baltimore City Police Department, Maryland
Baltimore City Police Department, Maryland
Police Officer Ira Neil Weiner

Baltimore City Police Department, Maryland

End of Watch Monday, September 21, 1992

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Ira Neil Weiner

Police Officer Ira Weiner succumbed to gunshot wounds sustained two days earlier while responding to a domestic disturbance in the 1900 block of West Mulberry Street.

As he entered the residence a subject attacked him with an ice pick, stabbing him 31 times, including over the left eye. The subject then grabbed Officer Weiner's service weapon from its holster and shot him in the head.

The subject then exchanged shots with other responding officers as they arrived on the scene. The suspect was shot several times and killed during the shootout.

Officer Weiner was transported to a local hospital where he remained on life support for two days when his organs were donated.

Officer Weiner had served with the Baltimore City Police Department for four years. He was survived by his parents.

Bio

  • Age 28
  • Tour 4 years
  • Badge Not available

Incident Details

  • Cause Gunfire
  • Incident Date Saturday, September 19, 1992
  • Weapon Officer's handgun
  • Offender Shot and killed

domestic

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I never knew you, but I had a dream tonight after getting home from attending a support group for women who have been through sexual/physical abuse. I was having trouble sleeping because I had been so triggered from sharing my story. Finally around 2am I was able to fall asleep. I immediately had a dream. In my dream I was so fearful and triggered and wanted to die. I felt like I had no one to turn to at all. Someone had called the police in my dream because I was so distraught that I was thinking of harming myself. Am officer showed up. He was darker complicated, like Italian, with a big thick mustache. He talked with me for awhile, and then gave me by a smile and a big fatherly bear hug, and in that moment it was like all of the emotional pain just left my body. He then collected his things and headed out the door. I asked him what his name was, and he said “Officer Winer”. Then I woke up. I immediately Googled “Officer Winer” and it brought me to this page as the only possible match. Even though I spelled the name “Winer”, Ian looks just like the officer in my dream.

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