Casino Shooting in Maryland: One Dead, Two Injured in Targeted Attack at MGM National Harbor
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A deadly shooting unfolded inside the MGM National Harbor casino in Prince George's County, Maryland, on Wednesday. According to authorities, a lone gunman entered the food court and opened fire, killing one person and injuring another with a graze wound. Police have released surveillance footage showing the suspect lingering in the parking lot for several minutes before entering the casino. Investigators believe the shooting was targeted and not random. The suspect was seen escaping in a 2025 Honda Accord after the attack. Detectives are reviewing video from both the casino and nearby areas to identify and apprehend the shooter. Initial reports indicated no additional victims were injured, contradicting earlier statements. However, authorities have since confirmed that the second victim sustained a graze wound injury while ordering food. Police Chief George Nader stated that surveillance footage captured the gunman's actions, providing valuable evidence for the investigation. The incident has raised concerns about public safety, and authorities are working to ensure a swift and thorough investigation. As the investigation continues, officials are urging anyone with information to come forward and assist in the apprehension of the suspect.
