EDGEWOOD, Md. — A Harford County jury on Monday found a man criminally responsible for carrying out a deadly October 2017 workplace shooting.
Radee Prince was accused of targeting his coworkers, killing three and wounding two others at Advanced Granite Solutions in Edgewood.
Following a manhunt, police located Prince in Delaware, where he had shot another man at a car dealership.
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The mass shooting claimed the lives of 53-year-old Bayarsaikhan Tudev of Virginia, 34-year-old Jose Hidalgo Romero of Aberdeen, and 48-year-old Enis Mrvoljak of Dundalk.
Jose Roberto Flores Guillen of Edgewood and Enoc Sosa of North East, were each shot in the head but survived the attack.
Last Wednesday, the very same jury convicted Prince of three counts of first-degree murder and two counts of attempted first degree murder.
The defense didn't dispute that Prince committed the crimes, but held he wasn't criminally responsible due to his mental state.
Evidence reviewed included multiple eyewitnesses and video surveillance, which officials say showed Prince executing his co-workers.
He now faces a maximum penalty of five life sentences plus 25 years. Sentencing hasn't yet been scheduled.
