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17-year-old dead, police search for suspect after Columbia Mall shooting

Columbia, MDLocal News

A shooting at The Mall in Columbia, Maryland, claimed the life of 17-year-old Angelo Little, who was killed during an altercation in the food court. Police confirmed that at least one shot was fired, and they believe that Little was targeted, rather than being a random victim. The incident unfolded around 6:10 p. m. , with mall security clearing the premises by 9 p.

m. Witnesses reported a chilling atmosphere, with one man stating he heard just a single shot without any preceding argument or commotion. Police spokeswoman Sherry Llewellyn emphasized the targeted nature of the incident during a press conference, indicating that the individuals involved fled the mall immediately after the shooting. The department is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information that could lead to the suspect's identification. This tragic event echoes a previous active shooter incident at the same mall in 2014, which has informed current police protocols.

The community is left shaken as investigators work to ensure safety and apprehend those responsible.

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