ABERDEEN, Md. (AP) — The Latest on a shooting at an office park in northeastern Maryland (all times local): 9:45 p.m. About 200 people have gathered to remember one of the men killed in a Maryland workplace shooting. The Baltimore
ABERDEEN, Md. (AP) — The Latest on a shooting at an office park in northeastern Maryland (all times local):
9:45 p.m.
About 200 people have gathered to remember one of the men killed in a Maryland workplace shooting.
The Baltimore Sun reports that mourners gathered Friday evening at the Edgewood Assembly of God Church to honor Jose Hidalgo Romero, who was killed along with two co-workers Wednesday at a granite company in Edgewood.
Co-worker Radee Prince has been charged with fatally shooting the three men and wounding two others at the office before shooting and wounding another man in Delaware.
Friends called Hidalgo Romero, who helped found the Church of the Pentecost in Aberdeen three years ago, a man of strong faith.
Family and friends are raising money to send the 34-year-old’s body back to his native El Salvador.
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9:35 a.m.
Family members of the man accused of killing three people and wounding three others in Maryland and Delaware say they feared for their own safety for years because of his mental instability.
A woman who identified herself as a half-sister of 37-year-old Radee Prince told The News Journal that he was angry, paranoid and had an explosive temper.
Melody Starling called Prince a “psychopath” who should have been committed to a mental health facility.
Prince is charged with fatally shooting three of his co-workers and wounding two others at a granite company in Edgewood, Maryland, on Wednesday. He is also charged with shooting and wounding another man in Delaware.
Another woman who said she is Prince’s sister said his rage had been building for years and he should have been on medication.
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3:16 a.m.
A witness to the deadly rampage inside a Maryland granite company says the suspect, Radee Prince, had gathered a small group of his co-workers together by saying “come with me, I want to say something to everybody.” Without another word, he opened fire.
The witness, a man who worked at the countertop making company for a year and a half, said when Prince arrived Wednesday morning he responded to a polite greeting with harsh language describing Advanced Granite Solutions and its workers. Then he tried to talk individually to a few employees.
The man spoke to The Associated Press on the condition of anonymity.
Prince is accused of fatally shooting three colleagues and critically wounding two others. Authorities said he then drove to Wilmington, Delaware, and shot an acquaintance at a used car lot. He was captured after a 10-hour manhunt.
