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Teen suspect nabbed in Greenbelt shopping center shooting

Gunfire at shopping center leads police to teen suspect’s doorstep

Greenbelt, MD — A juvenile male linked to last week’s shooting at the Greenway shopping center was arrested early Wednesday morning during a search warrant operation in the 8200 block of Canning Terrace, according to the Greenbelt Police Department.

The arrest was carried out by the department’s Emergency Response Team (ERT) alongside detectives, who also recovered additional evidence during the operation. Authorities confirmed that no injuries occurred during the arrest, and the juvenile suspect was safely taken into custody and transported to the Upper Marlboro Department of Corrections.

The arrest stems from a shooting incident that took place on October 28 at the Greenway shopping center in Greenbelt. Police have not released further details about the shooting or the nature of the juvenile’s involvement. No injuries were reported in the original incident.

The identity of the juvenile has not been released due to their age, and it is unclear what charges they are currently facing. Police have also not disclosed whether additional suspects are being sought or if the investigation is ongoing.

Further details may be released pending review by the Prince George’s County State’s Attorney’s Office.

Key Points

  • Juvenile arrested Wednesday morning in connection with Oct. 28 Greenbelt shopping center shooting
  • Greenbelt Police Emergency Response Team executed warrant on Canning Terrace
  • No injuries reported during arrest operation; suspect transported to Upper Marlboro corrections facility
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