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On the early evening of October 2, 2015, gunfire broke out at the Hilltop Shopping Center in the 5400 block of Reisterstown Road in Baltimore. Five people were struck; 71-year-old James Gaylord died from his wounds. Four others—a 41-year-old woman and men aged 54, 33, and 26—survived with non-life-threatening injuries.

Witnesses reported seeing two people flee the scene, and those individuals became persons of interest. The chaotic, crowded setting made clear identifications difficult, and homicide detectives have not been able to develop the decisive information needed for an arrest. Metro Crime Stoppers has offered up to $2,000 for tips leading to identification and indictment of those responsible.

Anyone who was at the Hilltop Shopping Center that evening or who has information about people seen fleeing the scene is asked to come forward.