1 dead after shooting inside Columbia Mall

Category: Crime

A shooting occurred inside Columbia Mall during an altercation, resulting in one death. The victim's identity is unknown, and police have not apprehended any suspects. There are no indications of an active shooter.

Keywords: Columbia Mall, shooting, Howard County Police

Source: WUSA9

Update At: 7/28/2024

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