 Officials: Woman Kills 3, Injures 3 Before Taking Her Own Life In Aberdeen Shooting 
 
 A woman shot and killed three people, and wounded three others before taking her own life at a Rite Aid warehouse in Aberdeen on Thursday. Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey R. Gahler wasn't ready to identify the 26-year-old in a Thursday afternoon press conference, but said she was a temporary employee whose last known address was in Baltimore County. Police are still searching for a motive, he added. She was identified by the sheriff's office as Snochia Moseley, 26, from Baltimore County. Investigators believe the shooting began outside Rite Aid's Perryman Distribution Center in the business park at 1501 Perryman Road, then moved inside, Gahler said. It's the third high-profile shooting in the US in two days 
 
 Deputies were dispatched at 9:09 a.m. 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. A law enforcement official briefed on the incident said the suspect was at some point a security guard at the Rite Aid support facility where the shooting occurred. 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. The suspect used a 9 mm Glock pistol and brought several magazines for the gun, Gahler said at a news conference. He didn't say how many shots were fired, but said none were fired by law enforcement. Company officials were told about the shooting by someone inside the building. “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. Pete Strella, Rite Aid’s manager of communications, said the retailer closed the center and is assessing when to reopen it. “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. Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center received four patients with "priority one gunshot wounds," said spokeswoman Kristin Mears. At a news conference, Ray Fang, the hospital's trauma medical director, said two of the victims were stable and doing well, while two remain seriously injured. County Executive Barry Glassman said Gov. Larry Hogan has offered all available assistance. 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. There's not that many people that work there. While there is security and metal detectors in an adjacent building, Scharmann said the Liberty building where her mother works does not have the same safeguards. Neighbor: 'It's right on the doorstep' 
 
 Colleen Hendrickson, who lives and works in the area, said she was waiting on the bus when someone told her there had been a shooting nearby. Bo said the response from police and paramedics was swift. “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. Other tenants in the building include Maines Paper & Food, a New York-based food service distributor, and Zenith Global Logistics, a trucking company. The Clorox Company Warehouse is directly adjacent to the building the Rite Aid is in. The drug store chain is the largest tenant in its building at Enterprise Business Park where the shooting occurred. All the victims were out of surgery, he said. People were being asked to avoid the area just outside the city of Perryman, roughly 30 miles northeast of Baltimore. “We stand here yet again,” Gahler said Thursday as he updated the media. Larry Hogan said he had been “closely monitoring” the Harford County situation during the day. "Our prayers are with all those impacted, including our first responders. The state stands ready to offer any support."
– News that a shooting left multiple people dead may sound depressingly familiar, but the one outside Baltimore on Thursday is unique in at least one way: The shooter was female. Police say the 26-year-old woman, who has not been identified, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler said she was a temporary employee at the Rite Aid distribution center where the shooting took place, reports the Baltimore Sun. Police say the suspect killed three people, and three others remain hospitalized with wounds not believed to be life threatening. Details and developments: When, where: The Rite Aid distribution center where the shooting took place is at a business complex in Perryman, about 30 miles from Baltimore, reports WBAL. Deputies got there at 9:06am, within 5 minutes of the first call, said the sheriff. He said that deputies fired no shots and that the shooter used a 9mm Glock semiautomatic handgun. Why: Police aren't speculating about a motive. “Normally, she was a nice person, but she came in in a bad mood,” Mike Carre, an employee at a nearby business, tells the Washington Post, recounting what Rite Aid workers told him. "She wanted to pick a fight," he said. "And then she started shooting.” CNN quotes a law enforcement official who describes her as a disgruntled employee; the site says she worked there as a security guard. The woman lived in Baltimore County, and the gun was legally registered to her.