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Left to die at the foot of a station escalator in February, 18-year-old Wayne McDaniel had been trying to escape the shooter who fired at him from a bus depot.
WASHINGTON — Closing a seven-month search, the Metropolitan Police Department arrested the man investigators believe shot and killed an 18-year-old inside Union Station
Left to die at the foot of a station escalator in February, 18-year-old Wayne McDaniel had been trying to escape the shooter who reportedly fired at him from a bus depot.
Wednesday, MPD officers arrested Faizon Mason, 23, for the shooting, charging him with second-degree murder while armed. When announcing their arrest, MPD did not give specifics as to how they
Back in February, MPD Chief Pamela Smith said that McDaniel and the shooter had walked to the bus depot together when McDaniel tried to take something from the other man. McDaniel ran away once Mason reportedly began shooting at him. Amtrak Police reportedly could hear the gunfire and were the first to respond to the shooting.
Investigators released surveillance footage the next day, asking for the public’s help.
Officers did not give information Thursday as to how they manage to track down Mason but noted that DC Superior Court had granted MPD a warrant to arrest the alleged shooter.
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