2026-07-15 22:10:28 Police: 2 men in custody after Prince George’s Co. Foot Locker shooting; 1 suspect still at large – NEW WTOP Skip to main content

Police: 2 men in custody after Prince George’s Co. Foot Locker shooting; 1 suspect still at large

Two men have been arrested in connection with a shooting that took place Thursday at a Foot Locker footwear store in Hillcrest Heights, Maryland, according to Prince George’s County police. Detectives said a third suspect is still at large. Officers were called to the 3700 block of Branch Avenue shortly before 6 p.m., where they found 24-year-old Dominique Hodge, of D.C., with gunshot wounds — and pronounced her dead at the scene, according to a news release from the police department. Hodge was shopping in the store when she was shot, no other customers or employees were hurt.

An officer who responded to the scene saw three men who matched suspect descriptions walking about a half-mile from the area of the shooting. He asked the group to stop, according to police, but all three began to run. The officer was able to arrest 19-year-old Andres Rodriguez-Corona, of Waldorf, and found a handgun on him. Rodriguez-Corona is charged with first- and second-degree murder. Just before 11:30 p.m. the same night, police arrested a second suspect, 22-year-old Carl Sanders, of D.C., after a traffic stop in Temple Hills. Law enforcement said officers found two ghost guns — firearms without serial numbers — in Sanders’ car. He faces multiple firearms offenses Police believe the suspects targeted Hodge in the store, according to a preliminary investigation, but detectives are still trying to piece together a motive. Investigators are asking for the public’s help to identify the third suspect. Anyone with information is asked to call 301-516-2512 to speak with a homicide detective.

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