ATLANTA — Police said they have a gunman in custody after a triple-shooting at a convenience store across from a downtown Greyhound bus station.
Three people were hurt early Tuesday at the Quick Pick store on Forsyth Street when a man entered the building and fired multiple shots.
Police have identified the suspect as Tremayne Mosley, 33.
Witnesses told Channel 2's Steve Gehlbach that Mosley walked into the store around 3:30 Tuesday morning, apparently mad that someone had smashed his windshield.
"Someone busted his window out. He was mad," a witness told Gehlbach.
Witnesses say Mosley started shooting, striking a woman in the hip, one man in the leg and the other in the hand. A security guard who didn't want to be identified heard the shooting from across the street.
“I heard six shots, looked up and saw the guy coming out of the store," the guard told Gehlbach. "He placed the weapon in his pocket and tried to walk to his vehicle.”
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An Atlanta police officer who was already responding to a call at the Greyhound Station and tried to confront Mosley, but he got in his car and drove away.
A witness said the suspect took off in reverse and sped up Forsyth Street.
Police chased Mosley, who was arrested a few blocks away at Capital Avenue and Memorial Drive.
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