 Update: Suspect identified in shooting of Tulane Medical School student 
 
 Update: Suspect identified in shooting of Tulane Medical School student 
 
 UPDATE, 3 p.m. Sunday: A suspect has been identified in the shooting of Tulane Medical School student Peter Gold, officials said Sunday. New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu and Police Superintendent Michael Harrison announced the identification at a news conference at the department's headquarters Sunday afternoon. Cain's SUV was found Sunday morning in the 2200 block of John Raphael Place, Police Chief Michael Harrison said. Police say Cain of New Orleans is wanted... (Associated Press) 
 
 Police say 21-year-old Euric Cain of New Orleans is wanted on charges of armed robbery, second-degree kidnapping and attempted first-degree murder. Original story: 
 
 Fourth-year Tulane Medical School student Peter Gold was driving on Magazine Street at 4 a.m. Friday when he spotted a woman being carried against her will to a nearby car on St. Mary Street. The chilling footage, captured by a private security camera positioned overhead, was turned over Friday morning to the New Orleans Police Department. Tulane University is offering a $10,000 reward to anyone with information leading to the arrest and indictment of the assailant. Police say Gold is in "guarded" condition at the hospital and the woman seen in the surveillance video was treated for minor injuries and released. Investigators say security cameras caught a close up of the gunman and his getaway car. The assailant appears to demand money from Gold, who is seen holding up his hands in protest before he is shot.
– A medical student in New Orleans is incredibly lucky to be alive after being shot in the stomach while foiling an attempted kidnapping Friday morning, police say. In footage obtained by the New Orleans Police Department, a suspect identified as 21-year-old Euric Cain can be seen shooting Peter Gold in the stomach and then pointing the gun at his head and pulling the trigger, only to have the weapon apparently jam, the Advocate reports. Police say that after Gold stopped at around 4am to help the young woman he saw the suspect dragging along the street, the suspect demanded money from him and shot him after he said he didn't have any, the AP reports. Police have praised the actions of 25-year-old Gold, who is in his fourth year at Tulane University School of Medicine. "There's no greater selfless act than to stop and help someone perhaps who you don't know, for reasons you don't know," NOPD Superintendent Michael Harrison tells WWLTV. Cain is wanted on charges of attempted first-degree murder, second-degree kidnapping, and armed robbery, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune. The AP reports that the woman was treated for minor injuries received during the incident, while Gold is improving but remains in "guarded" condition in a hospital, his family says. (Sixteen people were injured in a shootout at a New Orleans playground on Sunday night.)