A suspect, deemed as a “person of interest”, has since been apprehended, alleviating the immediate threat to public safety. As of this moment, no charges have been officially filed.
Annapolis Police Chief Ed Jackson and Mayor Gavin Buckley both addressed the incident, with Buckley referring to it as “senseless violence” and a “ridiculous” way to attempt resolving conflicts.
Jackson ensured the community that this tragic event was not a “random act of violence,” offering a shred of reassurance amidst the cloud of confusion and fear.
In this somber atmosphere, local authorities have maintained constant communication, much like a lighthouse amidst a turbulent sea, guiding and informing the community as the investigation unfolds.
While more details are yet to be uncovered, the Maryland home mass shooting has left a mark that will be remembered as a dark chapter in Annapolis’ history.
State Senator Sarah Elfreth echoed the sentiments of shock and sorrow, labeling the incident as a “tragedy beyond words” in a heartfelt Facebook post.
