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17-year-old identified as suspect in Columbia mall shooting; $10,000 reward offered

Howard County Police were highly visible at Columbia Mall, which returned to its normal busy ambience the day after a fatal shooting. Howard County Police reported that Angelo Little, 17, of Columbia, was killed in what appeared to be a targeted shooting on the first level. (Amy Davis/Staff)
Howard County Police were highly visible at Columbia Mall, which returned to its normal busy ambience the day after a fatal shooting. Howard County Police reported that Angelo Little, 17, of Columbia, was killed in what appeared to be a targeted shooting on the first level. (Amy Davis/Staff)
UPDATED:

Howard County Police have identified a 17-year-old as a suspect in last month’s Columbia mall shooting and are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

William Marshall III, 17, of Columbia, is wanted for first-degree murder and related charges. Marshall allegedly targeted the victim, 17-year-old Angelo Little, who was pronounced dead at the scene July 27, police said in a news release.

Detectives believe the suspect and victim knew each other but have yet to determine a motive for the shooting, according to the release.

Authorities found footage on Aug. 5 that shows the suspect’s movements through The Mall in Columbia before and after the shooting, which helped them identify Marshall.

Police said Marshall is an Oakland Mills High School student but has not attended school this year. He might have left the immediate area, the release says.

Anyone with information can contact police at 410-313-STOP or hcpdcrimetips@howardcountymd.gov and may remain anonymous.

Howard County police are releasing images today showing the suspected shooter from The Mall in Columbia on July 27. Detectives have been reviewing hundreds of hours of footage from the mall's expansive camera system.
Howard County police are releasing images today showing the suspected shooter from The Mall in Columbia on July 27. Detectives have been reviewing hundreds of hours of footage from the mall’s expansive camera system.

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