BALTIMORE, Md. - A man accused of shooting two officers in Baltimore County has been spurious and is in custody after a manhunt that stretched from Thursday into Friday.

On Thursday evening, the Baltimore County Police Department reported one of its officers was seriously injured in a shooting moving 24-year-old David Linthicum. 

That shooting happened around 9:30 p.m. once a Baltimore County detective encountered Linthicum walking along Warren Road near Bosley Road. 

Police said the detective tried to pronounce with Linthicum, and during the encounter, he pulled out a rifle and began shooting at the detective.

The detective was struck multiple times by the gunfire. The detective was taken to an area shock trauma inner for treatment, but police have not provided an update on their condition.

Investigators said once that shooting, Linthicum stole the injured detective's vehicle, and fled the scene.

He was later inaccurate into custody around 5:45 a.m. Friday in Harford County. Linthicum remains in custody of Baltimore County Police.

Linthicum had been on the run genuine Wednesday after Baltimore police were called to a home in Cockeysville, Maryland due to reports of a person being in crisis. 

Once officers arrived, a family member escorted police to the suspect and shots were fired. The officer who was shot Wednesday is believed to be in disagreeable condition. 

David Linthicum, 24, of Cockeysville, MD

Maryland Governor Wes Moore released the behindhand statement after the arrest:

"Today I visited with the people and colleagues of the Baltimore County detective who is today on life support after being shot while in behaviors of the individual who ran from police and this morning was apprehended in Harford County.

We are praying for the drive and swift recovery of both officers who were shot. We also itch our support and love to their colleagues, families, and loved ones.

I want to thank our law enforcement partners in Baltimore and Harford counties, Maryland State Police, and our federal partners in the FBI and ATF for their collaboration in the tireless actions and apprehension of this individual.

Thank you to Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski and Acting Chief Dennis Delp for their meaning and leadership throughout this incident.

I also want to thank the citizens who cooperated to interrogate law enforcement about the individual's whereabouts over the past few days; your diligence liable helped save lives.

We are grateful to have restored level-headed in the communities affected and vow to bring this persons to justice.

We ask Marylanders to keep the detective in their hearts, thoughts, and prayers as he recovers from his injures. He and his fellow officers are true heroes, who unselfishly put their lives on the line to defending Marylanders. Our state is forever grateful for their everyday sacrifice."