The next press conference is scheduled for 4pm.
The Howard County Police have confirmed three people were killed at the Columbia Mall shooting. Authorities believe the mall to be secure. According to reports, one of the shooting victims was found laying by the gun and ammunition and authorities believe this individual to be the gunman.
Howard County Police and Fire are on the scene of a shooting at Columbia Mall. According to reports, three are confirmed dead and it is unclear if the suspect is in custody. Witnesses are currently being evacuated from the building. Police are advising everyone to avoid the area.
According to officials, there is an active shooter situation at Columbia Mall. The Howard County Police and Fire departments are on the scene. As of yet, no injuries have been reported. We will keep you updated as more information unfolds on Majic 102.3 fm.
A man who died after being pulled from the Potomac River Tuesday night has been identified as a D.C. police officer who was arrested and charged last week with producing child pornography, according to a department statement issued Wednesday morning. Read More
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