A temporary employee at a Rite Aid distribution center in Harford County fatally shot three co-workers and injured three others before killing herself Thursday morning, police said. 
 
 The shooting in Perryman, an unincorporated area of the county near Aberdeen, was one of three to erupt in U.S. workplaces in the space of 24 hours and came less than a year after a gunman killed three fellow employees at another Harford County business. 
 
 Police identified the Rite Aid shooter as Snochia Moseley, 26, who lived in the White Marsh neighborhood of Baltimore County, and said she died in an area hospital where she had been taken. Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler declined to release the names the victims, saying families were still being notified of their deaths. 
 
 The gun used in the shooting, a 9 mm Glock handgun, was registered and owned by Moseley, he said. 
 
 Employees were shot both inside and outside the distribution center, Gahler said. The motive for the shooting is not yet known. 
 
 Dispatchers received a report of shots fired at the distribution center at 9:06 a.m., Gahler said, and police and emergency personnel arrived just over five minutes later. 
 
 As reports of the shooting circulated, relatives of workers rushed to the area or tried to reach them by phone. Those who were successful said workers told them gunfire suddenly rang out, sending many diving for cover even as they saw their fellow employees struck and falling to the ground. 
 
 Others couldn’t reach their loved ones, and only learned later in the afternoon that they had not been hurt when buses brought them to a makeshift reunification center at the Level Volunteer Fire Co. in Havre de Grace. 
 
 A temporary employee at a Rite Aid distribution center in Harford County fatally shot three co-workers and injured three others before killing herself Thursday morning, police said. 
 
 Andre Cedeno had rushed from his own workplace 25 minutes away to try to see his sister, who was in her second week on the job at the Rite Aid center. Cedeno said she told him she ran inside and hid in a bathroom. 
 
 “She had a panic,” Cedeno said. “It’s crazy that people don’t respect life.” 
 
 Rite Aid employs 1,000 full-time, 300 temporary and 30 part-time employees between two distribution facilities in Perryman. 
 
 The drug store chain is the largest tenant in its building at Enterprise Business Park where the shooting occurred. Other tenants in the building include Maines Paper & Food, a New York-based food service distributor, and Zenith Global Logistics, a trucking company. Clorox has a distribution operation in a building across the parking lot. 
 
 Pete Strella, Rite Aid’s manager of communications, said the retailer closed the center and is assessing when to reopen it. Clorox also halted its operations. 
 
 “Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those involved in this tragic incident, as well as their loved ones,” Strella said in an email. 
 
 Gahler said multiple agencies responded, and no law enforcement officers fired shots. The FBI Baltimore office and special agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms also were assisting in the investigation. 
 
 Two people died on the scene. Four people were taken to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center in Baltimore and one to Christiana Hospital in Newark, Del. Two died, including the shooter, at Bayview. The other three had non-life-threatening injuries, officials said. 
 
 The shootings mark the latest spasm of gun violence to beset Maryland and other parts of the country. In June, a gunman stormed the Capital Gazette newsroom in Annapolis, killing five staff members. Jarrod Ramos, a Laurel man with a grudge against The Capital, is awaiting trial on 23 charges. In March, a student at Great Mills High School in Southern Maryland shot and killed a 16-year-old classmate and injured a 14-year old boy. 
 
 And Thursday’s shootings come just 11 months after three co-workers were killed at a kitchen countertop company in Edgewood, less than 10 miles away. Two fellow employees were also injured in the October 2017 attack. 
 
 “We stand here yet again,” Gahler said Thursday as he updated the media. 
 
 The Edgewood victims’ co-worker, Radee L. Prince, is awaiting trial in Maryland on murder and firearm charges; he was convicted of attempted manslaughter and other charges for the shooting of a business owner in Wilmington, Del., following the killings in Edgewood. He was sentenced to 40 years in prison for the Delaware shooting. 
 
 On Thursday, the Rite Aid center became the third U.S. workplace to erupt in gunfire in the past 24 hours. 
 
 “Three workplace active shooting attacks in just the last 24 hours should spark outrage in every American,” former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords said in a statement Thursday. Giffords was shot in the head at a “Congress on Your Corner” event outside a grocery store in the Tucson area in 2011 and has become an anti-gun violence activist. 
 
 “If gun violence feels like it's become an everyday occurrence, that's because it is,” she said. “But every time you hear news of another shooting, remind yourself that this level of gun violence is not normal. No other developed nation experiences this kind of daily heartbreak and horror.” 
 
 Around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, four people were shot at a software company, WTS Paradigm, in Middleton, Wis., by a 43-year-old co-worker, police said. The gunman was shot and killed by police. Three of the injured were in serious condition as of Thursday morning, one suffered a graze wound. 
 
 Then, around 2 p.m., four people including a police officer were shot after a man opened fire outside a judge’s office in a municipal building in Masontown, Pa. The suspect, Patrick Dowdell, 61, was shot and killed by police. Dowdell had a preliminary hearing scheduled for Wednesday on domestic charges of strangulation, aggravated assault and terroristic threats from an incident several weeks ago, according to news reports. 
 
 Gov. Larry Hogan said he had been “closely monitoring” the Harford County situation during the day. 
 
 “The First Lady and I are grieving for the loss of life in today's shooting in Harford County, and praying that those who were injured fully recover,” he said in a tweet. “I remain in close contact with Harford County officials and state and local law enforcement as they continue to investigate.” 
 
 Church Creek Elementary School, a few miles away from the shooting scene, had been placed on a modified lockdown Thursday. 
 
 When a bus pulled up to the reunification center with Rite Aid workers on board, joy broke out as those waiting outside spotted familiar faces. One woman ran forward with outstretched arms and shouted in glee. ||||| ABERDEEN, Md. (WJZ) — Police say the suspect who opened fire at a Rite Aid distribution center in Aberdeen, killing multiple people, has died at the hospital after shooting herself in the head. 
 
 Authorities have identified the suspect as 26-year-old Snochia Moseley, who was a temp employee at the Rite Aid distribution center. 
 
 She lived in Baltimore County, according to police. 
 
 There was a sea of activity outside an apartment building that was one of the several addresses WJZ has learned Moseley called home. 
 
 One neighbor, who asked to not be identified, said she had brief interactions with Moseley during the few months she lived there. 
 
 “She was very nice, she always said hi. I felt she was okay,” The neighbor said. 
 
 WJZ spotted a convey of unmarked police cars stopping at one address in White Marsh. 
 
 Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler said the shooter reported to work as normal Thursday morning, before opening fire outside the building, then going inside. People were shot both inside and outside the business. 
 
 The gun used in the shooting was a 9mm Glock registered and owned by Moseley. 
 
 A woman said her father escaped Moseley’s assault. 
 
 “He started just running. People just start running and they say there’s a shooting there,” The woman said. 
 
 She later described what he described about her behavior at work. 
 
 According to witnesses, she had only been employed at the center a few weeks. 
 
 “She never spent time with them. She was by herself, just watching people,” 
 
 Her criminal record did not show much, besides some traffic violations, according to police. 
 
 Authorities have not yet determined a motive. 
 
 Seven people were shot, including the shooter, leaving three victims dead and three others hospitalized. 
 
 Moseley was taken into custody shortly after the shooting and was initially in critical condition at a local hospital, but Gahler said she later died. 
 
 Police say officers did not fire any shots after responding to the scene. 
 
 Multiple Dead, Suspect In Custody After Shooting Near Aberdeen, Maryland 
 
 At least five people have been hospitalized to be treated for gunshot wounds. 
 
 Four people were taken to Johns Hopkins Bayview Hospital and one person was taken to Christiana Hospital in Delaware for treatment. 
 
 At Least 5 People Hospitalized After Harford County Shooting 
 
 What We Know: 
 
 Three people were killed, three others injured in a workplace shooting in Harford County. 
 
 The shooting happened at the Rite Aid Distribution Center near Aberdeen. 
 
 The call came in to police at 9:06 a.m. 
 
 The lone female shooter died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. 
 
 Five people are receiving treatment at hospitals in Baltimore and Delaware. 
 
 A family reunification center is set up at the Level Volunteer Fire House, 3633 Level Village Rd. in Havre de Grace. 
 
 The Harford County Information Hotline in the EOC (410-838-5800) has been activated for family & loved ones. 
 
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– Multiple people are dead and others wounded after a shooting at a Rite Aid distribution center outside Baltimore, reports the Baltimore Sun. The AP says three are dead, but authorities have not confirmed. Police say the shooter is in custody and has been taken to a local hospital in critical condition. WBAL-TV reports that the suspect is a woman. The shootings occurred at a warehouse complex in Perryman, near Aberdeen, about 30 miles from Baltimore. Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler said he doesn't think officers fired any shots at the scene, and they recovered a handgun, believed to be the only weapon used. The sheriff's office says deputies responded a little after 9am, getting there within 5 minutes of the first call. "We were like two blocks over when we got completely bombarded by—I'm not exaggerating —20-30 cops, and then ambulances and everything started pouring in," a witness tells the Baltimore station.