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Three shootings in the past 24 hours in Maryland are possibly the work of the same suspect -- a law enforcement officer recently placed on administrative leave, police said.
Three people were shot Friday outside the Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda, outside Washington, according to police.
All three adults -- two men and one woman, are in critical condition at local hospitals, according to the Montgomery County Police Department Assistant Chief Darryl McSwain.
Separately, another woman was shot and killed outside a Giant grocery store in the same area, police said.
The suspected gunman remains on the loose.
Investigators believe the two shootings Friday are connected to a third shooting that happened a day earlier, based on witness descriptions of Friday's shooter.
On Thursday, Prince George's County Police identified 62-year-old Eulalio Tordil as the suspect in the killing of his estranged wife Thursday outside a high school in Beltsville.
The preliminary investigation reveals Tordil followed his estranged wife on to school property as she came to pick up her children. He confronted her as she sat in her car, according to the police report.
A passerby was shot as he tried to intervene to help the woman, according to the police report. The man's injury is not considered life-threatening. The good Samaritan was shot first before Tordil shot his wife, 44-year-old Gladys Tordil, multiple times, according to police.
Eulalio Tordil is a law enforcement officer with the Federal Protective Service.
In March, FPS placed him on administrative duties after a protective order was issued against him, and removed his duty weapon, badge, and credentials, according to FPS. He was subsequently placed on administrative leave. żIf a fat guy falls in the woods and there is no one around to see it, do the trees laugh?
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