Surveillance recordings published in search of the Union Station in search of parking garage shooting

Washington (7news) – The DC police published a man's surveillance camera shots who allegedly shot and killed a person in the parking garage at the Union Station in February.

On February 10, Amtrak's police heard shots near the bus keeper area of ​​the union station. The DC police reacted to the shootout and when they arrived at the scene of the crime they found a man near the escalators to the parking garage, which did not breathe consciously and did not breathe, said officials.

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EMS-Crews (Emergency Medical Services) took life-saving measures, but the man who was later identified as 18-year-old Wayne McDaniel lost his life on site, said officials.

During the examination, the police received a surveillance camera in which the man and McDaniel interacted briefly before the man took out a gun and shot McDaniel.

The police published a surveillance camera video that showed the suspect, officers said.

The shooting of the shootout remains and the police asks for public support to find the supposedly responsible man.