A gunman fired through a glass door at Annapolis Capital Gazette newspaper and opened fire in the newsroom Thursday, killing at least five people and injuring several others, news reports said.
A senior law enforcement speaking at a news conference said five people were killed in the shooting, and they have a suspect in custody. The local sheriff’s office said that four died.
The suspect has been apprehended and no motive is known for the attack at the Capital Gazette newspaper, local news reports said. source
For now, the Annapolis shooting is being treated as a local incident and not one that involves terrorism, a law enforcement official said. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is on the scene assisting local authorities, the official said, Reuters reported.
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