A suspect police have connected to the mass shooting at Morgan State
University that left five people injured was taken into custody on
Thursday, Oct. 12, the Baltimore Police Department announced.

A 17-year-old was arrested “without incident” in Washington, D.C,
and charged with multiple counts of attempted murder. The agency did
not release the juvenile’s name.

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However, they publicly identified another suspect, 18-year-old Jovan
Williams, who is “considered armed and dangerous.” Police are urging
the public to contact them with any information about the
individual’s whereabouts and offering a reward of up to $9,000.

Police responded to the HBCU campus earlier this month following
reports of a shooting. When officers got to the scene, they found
five people between the ages of 18 and 22 with gunshot wounds, four
males and one female. Four of them attended Morgan State. It led the
school to cancel remaining homecoming events and amplified calls to
end gun violence.

Law enforcement previously released a video of persons of interest
in this case. Police Commissioner Richard Worley said they believe
an altercation between two groups sparked the shooting.

“BPD has been working tirelessly on the investigation into this
incident and are grateful for the many partners that assisted us in
identifying and capturing one of our suspects,” Worley said in a
statement. “We will not rest until Williams is in custody. While
this arrest cannot undo the damage and trauma caused that day, it is
my hope that it can bring some peace and justice to the victims, the
Morgan community and our city.”

The shooting happened during the university’s homecoming week, and
school officials canceled the remaining events. Morgan State
President K. Wilson said that security measures will be implemented
to ensure the safety of students and staff.

This week, he also announced that they will consider building and
extending a security barrier around the public campus — an idea that
has been met with mixed reactions, according to local reports.

In response to the arrest, Wilson praised law enforcement for
working on capturing those suspected to be involved.

“On behalf of the Morgan Community, I extend our gratitude to all
the law enforcement involved in making this happen. As a result of
their diligent investigative work, a significant break in the case
occurred, leading to the apprehension of a suspect,” Wilson said.

“Additionally, I offer thanks to Governor Wes Moore and Mayor
Brandon Scott for their continued outreach and support throughout
this ordeal. I also would like to recognize all of those who showed
the courage in coming forward to assist in this investigation by
supplying key information leading to the arrest of the suspected
assailant.”

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