Salisbury Man Gets 14 Years in Gang Shooting

Bryant Brown-Clark, 19, of Salisbury, Maryland, was sentenced to 26 years in prison, with all but 14 years suspended, after a jury convicted him of attempted murder, firearm offenses and related charges in a 2025 shooting. Investigators said the shooting was an attempt to kill a rival gang member; a stray bullet entered a patient’s room at a nearby nursing home, though no injuries were reported. Brown-Clark was arrested after deputies found him driving a stolen vehicle and he fled into a nearby home. Prosecutors sought 43 years of active incarceration, citing his prior convictions and poor probation history; Brown-Clark also faces violation-of-probation proceedings.