Man wanted on aggravated assault and weapons charges in harrisburg

Harrisburg man wanted in year-old Hamilton Street shooting cops seek public help

HARRISBURG, PA – Monday – Police are asking for the public’s help locating Jayson Maldonado‑Andujar, wanted on two counts of aggravated assault, possession of a firearm prohibited and recklessly endangering others in connection with a shooting that occurred on Hamilton Street near Myers Alley last October.

Harrisburg Bureau of Police records say the charges stem from a shooting in October 2024 in the 400 block of Hamilton Street and Myers Alley; Maldonado‑Andujar is listed as a suspect in that investigation and remains at large. The department identifies him by name and is treating him as wanted on felony counts tied to the incident.

Investigators say the offenses include two counts of aggravated assault (F1), possession of a firearm by a prohibited person, and recklessly endangering another person. Anyone with information about Maldonado‑Andujar’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Harrisburg Police at 717‑558‑6900. Tips and information can also be submitted via the CRIMEWATCH website; a Crime Stoppers reward may be available for qualifying leads.

No additional personal details or a photo were released in the public posting. The case remains active and under investigation by the Harrisburg Bureau of Police.

Key Points

Jayson Maldonado‑Andujar is wanted on two counts of aggravated assault, possession of a firearm prohibited, and recklessly endangering others
Charges stem from an October shooting in the area of Hamilton Street and Myers Alley in Harrisburg
Anyone with information should call Harrisburg Police at 717‑558‑6900 or submit tips via CRIMEWATCH a Crime Stoppers reward may be eligible

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