In Pr. George's, 5 killed in deadly weekend "She loved my mother dearly, and things are so twisted in her mind," said LouAnn Warner, Cristalina Warner's mother and Ogden's daughter. It's a horrible, horrible thing. Ogden's slaying came during an exceptionally violent weekend in Prince George's County. From Friday night through Sunday, five people were killed and seven others wounded in seven separate incidents, motivated by everything from robbery to drug disputes to domestic squabbles, police said. Prince George's Police Chief Mark Magaw said that while none of the victims seem to have been targeted at random, their slayings were of grave concern. "This department never forgets that these numbers represent members of our community," Magaw said. The weekend violence began just before 10 p.m. Friday, when a gun battle erupted in a secluded area of a Landover apartment complex, police officials said. Brandon Wiggins, 17, of Capitol Heights was killed and another person involved in the gunfight was wounded, said Assistant Prince George's Police Chief Kevin Davis. He said the incident was "potentially a drug-related robbery or dispute." About 25 minutes later, gunfire erupted again in a Hyattsville area apartment complex, Davis said. This time, he said, three people were wounded in an apartment that seemed to double as a tattoo parlor. He said detectives had identified a suspect who had some type of dispute with the victims, and they were working to find him. About 1:21 a.m. Saturday, another teen was killed. Police said Lester Amilcar Flores-Quintanilla, 19, and two others had just been denied entry to the Galaxy nightclub and were walking on Woodberry Street in Lewisdale when someone tried to rob them. Flores-Quintanilla, a member of the MS-13 gang, was shot and killed, police said, and the suspects remain at large. "The main cause of that, we believe, is robbery," Magaw said. We're looking at an overtone of a gang issue, but we're still investigating. That evening, 25-year-old Ashley McClurkin was slain in her Suitland apartment. Her friend, Audrea Blackwell, 24, was charged with first-degree murder and related counts, accused of shooting McClurkin during an ongoing dispute. Blackwell also shot herself in the leg, police said, and was found about a mile from the apartment. Tarel McClurkin, Ashley McClurkin's uncle, declined to comment on the shooting but said his niece was "loved and cherished."