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Mall of America shooting: Shooter still on the run as 3 others charged

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BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (FOX 9) - Three people, including Best Western employees, were charged Monday in connection to the shooting at Mall of America on Thursday, Aug.

4. The shooter remains at large and has not been formally charged.They're accused of helping the shooter and another man evade arrest.

The three people charged are: Security confirms Mall of America is on lockdown. Bloomington police officers are on scene. Several witnesses told FOX 9 they heard shots fired and then saw people frantically running through the mall.

Police working at Mall of America responded to multiple gunshots at the Nike store, where they found three shell casings on the floor inside the entrance.

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