Two hooded and masked suspects can be seen pointing guns toward a trash truck then running away, in photos released by Prince George’s County police in the investigation into the shooting death of 30-year-old Idongesit Udosen.
(Courtesy Prince George's County Police Department)
Courtesy Prince George's County Police Department
Two hooded and masked suspects can be seen pointing guns toward a trash truck then running away, in photos released by Prince George’s County police in the investigation into the shooting death of 30-year-old Idongesit Udosen.
(Courtesy Prince George's County Police Department)
Courtesy Prince George's County Police Department
Two hooded and masked suspects can be seen pointing guns toward a trash truck then running away, in photos released by Prince George’s County police in the investigation into the shooting death of 30-year-old Idongesit Udosen.
(Courtesy Prince George's County Police Department)
Courtesy Prince George's County Police Department
Two hooded and masked suspects can be seen pointing guns toward a trash truck then running away, in photos released by Prince George’s County police in the investigation into the shooting death of 30-year-old Idongesit Udosen.
(Courtesy Prince George's County Police Department)
Prince George’s County police released photos and video Friday of the people who fatally shot a trash removal company employee in Maryland last week.
The shooting happened around 3:40 p.m. on April 4 in the 6800 block of Greenvale Parkway in the unincorporated section of Hyattsville, Maryland.
When officers got to the scene, they found 30-year-old Idongesit Udosen, of Lanham, shot multiple times and lying in the street. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
In photos released Friday, two hooded and masked suspects can be seen pointing guns toward a trash truck, then running away from the truck. Police said they exited a gray Kia sedan before they got out and shot Udosen. Video of that vehicle is available on PGPD’s website.
Investigators are still looking into who the shooters are and why they targeted Udosen, though they said they don’t think the shooting was random.
Police are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment in the case.
Thomas Robertson is an Associate Producer and Web Writer/Editor at WTOP. After graduating in 2019 from James Madison University, Thomas moved away from Virginia for the first time in his life to cover the local government beat for a small daily newspaper in Zanesville, Ohio.
