Police ID suspect in Delaware County Walmart shooting, should be considered armed and dangerous
Gunman sought after Walmart shooting in Delaware County
A Walmart employee was shot in the leg after two customers got into an argument inside a Delaware County store Friday night, according to Darby Township Police.
GLENOLDEN, Pa. - Police in Delaware County have identified the man they say shot a Walmart employee in Glenolden earlier this week, and have obtained a warrant for his arrest.
Police ID Walmart shooting suspect
What we know:
Darby Township Police identified the suspect in Friday's shooting as Armani Waite.
Waite is facing charges of attempted murder, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and weapons charges, according to police.
Darby Township PD said that Waite should be considered armed and dangerous.
Glenolden Walmart shooting
The backstory:
The shooting happened on Friday, July 31, around 7:30 p.m., at the Walmart store in Glenolden.
Investigators said an argument broke out between two men in the store, near the self-checkout area, when one, who officers identified as Waite, pulled out a gun and started shooting.
Police said Waite fired between five and 10 shots, one of which hit an employee in the calf. Wait ran off before the police got there, and the employee was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Police responded to a shooting at Walmart on North MacDade Boulevard in Glenolden, where they say a bystander employee was injured and the suspect fled the scene.
What you can do:
Darby Township PD said that Waite should be considered armed and dangerous, and said that anyone who sees him should not approach him.
Officers asked anyone with information about Waite or his whereabouts to call 911.
The Source: Information in this story is from the Darby Township Police Department and previous FOX 29 reports.