(7News) — Detectives are investigating a fatal shooting that left two men dead and another injured in a Suitland shooting Friday according to Prince George's County Police (PGCP) Magruder was discovered inside a business with gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene Mason was found inside a car suffering from a gunshot wound and died shortly later at a hospital but his injuries were not considered life-threatening Officers responded to a shooting on the 4000 block of Silver Hill Road at approximately 10:40 p.m Detectives are working to determine a motive and identify a suspect A reward of up to $25,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest and indictment in this case. Authorities are urging anyone with information to contact PG Crime Solvers online or to call 1-866-411-TIPS (7News) — Two men were shot outside of Penn Station Shopping Center in Prince George's County on Wednesday according to the Prince George's County Police Department Officers said they responded to the double shooting in the 5700 block of Silver Hill Road near Suitland The investigation into the shooting remains ongoing Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates Two men are dead and a third is recovering after gunfire broke out late Friday night in Prince George’s County sparking a double homicide investigation and a reward offer from police The fatal shooting remains under investigation in Prince George's County Officers were called to the 4000 block of Silver Hill Road in Suitland around 10:30 p.m where they found 32-year-old Antonio Magruder shot inside a business according to the Prince George’s County Police Department was found inside a vehicle nearby with a gunshot wound He was rushed to a hospital but did not survive A third man was also struck by gunfire but is expected to survive detectives are still working to determine a motive and identify a suspect Police are offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to an arrest and indictment in the case Want breaking news in the DMV as it happens, or want to contribute? Join the DMV All Incidents Facebook group The Trump administration on Wednesday deleted a list of hundreds of federally owned buildings the government deemed it could “dispose of” from the website of the General Services Administration posted the list Tuesday of more than 440 federal properties across the country to close or sell Later Tuesday, a revised list featured only 320 entries. By Wednesday morning, the list was completely gone, and the page read “Non-core property list (Coming soon).” The initial version of the list identified 83 properties in Maryland including four Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services buildings in Woodlawn Food and Drug Administration offices in Silver Spring a NOAA Satellite Operations facility in Suitland and the U.S The revised list included 21 properties in Maryland The Baltimore Banner thanks its sponsors. Become one. It’s unclear why the list was taken down and what that means for the properties initially included The GSA didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment President Donald Trump has undertaken a sweeping effort to downsize the federal government including laying off thousands of workers and freezing federal funds Eliminating federal office space has also been a top priority of his administration the administration is identifying buildings and facilities that are vacant “underutilized,” or “not core to government operations” to sell Below is the list of 83 properties initially included with the 21 included in the revised list highlighted in bold The Associated Press contributed to this report Clara Longo de Freitas clara.longo@thebaltimorebanner.com Clara Longo de Freitas is a neighborhood reporter covering East Baltimore communities she interned at The Baltimore Sun as an emerging news and community reporter She also has design and illustration experience with several news organizations Welcome to The Banner's subscriber-only commenting community. 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If the problem persists, please contact customer service at 443-843-0043 or customercare@thebaltimorebanner.com As of last night, President Donald Trump’s administration was planning to sell 83 properties with a combined 11.4 million square feet of space in Maryland.  The buildings currently host several federal agency headquarters among other tenants.  WBAL-TV broke this story last night The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has published a “non-core property list.”  GSA comments: We are identifying buildings and facilities that are not core to government operations Selling ensures that taxpayer dollars are no longer spent on vacant or underutilized federal spaces Disposing of these assets helps eliminate costly maintenance and allows us to reinvest in high-quality work environments that support agency missions The list below includes properties designated for disposal Note: I had to change this post at midnight last night because GSA’s website changed its list Among the 83 properties originally listed in Maryland seven buildings accounted for more than a half-million square feet each One White Flint North was on the sell list Woodlawn (Baltimore County): 14 properties, 2,801,362 SF (these include the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services headquarters and the Social Security headquarters) Silver Spring (Montgomery County): 29 properties, 2,641,118 SF (these include buildings at the White Oak Federal Research Center campus and Silver Spring Metro Center 1, where NOAA is headquartered) Suitland (Prince George’s County): 13 properties, 2,614,117 SF (these include the Washington National Records Center, the Census Bureau headquarters and NOAA’s satellite operations office) Baltimore City: 2 properties, 724,327 SF (includes the G. H. Fallon federal building) Germantown (Montgomery County): 8 properties, 621,394 SF (these are on the Department of Energy campus) Bethesda/White Flint (Montgomery County): 1 property, 345,183 SF (the headquarters of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission) These buildings remained on the sell list as of midnight while these properties may add to local government tax rolls if they are bought by private investors what will they do to the real estate industry if they flood capacity as the regional economy faces a potential Trump-induced recession employees and contractors who work in them Update: The Post has reported that the list has been taken down “at Wednesday’s meeting of senior GSA officials it was communicated that the plan is still to dispose of the buildings and that the effort is being paused indefinitely.” on March 28 in the 4000 block of Silver Hill Road Responding officers found 32-year-old Antonio Magruder of District Heights inside a business suffering from a gunshot wound A second victim, 56-year-old Darrell Mason of Suitland, was discovered inside a vehicle nearby, also suffering from a gunshot wound. He was transported to a hospital, where he later died. A third man sustained non-life-threatening injuries during the incident. Authorities have not released his identity. Detectives are actively investigating the shooting, working to identify suspects and determine a motive. No arrests have been made as of Monday. The Prince George’s County Police Department is offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to an arrest and indictment in the case. © 2008-2025 - Shore News Media & Marketing Ltd. Co. All rights reserved. Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall. Md (7News) — A car crash in front of the Silver Hill Plaza Shopping Center left one dead early Saturday morning Prince George's County Police officers responded to the 5800 block of Silver Hill Road in District Heights at approximately 2:00 a.m The adult male driver was pronounced dead at the scene SEE ALSO | Fatal shooting leaves two dead, one injured in Suitland The road, which was closed following the accident, reopened just before 8:00 a.m. Investigators are working to determine the circumstances leading up to the crash. Scattered thunderstorms are expected Monday afternoon and evening. Some may become severe with large hail and high winds. TRACK RADARMan wanted in deadly Suitland shooting of USPS worker arrested in North Carolina: Policeby Winston Rogers & Ida Domingo was taken into custody around midnight Thursday at an apartment in Leland North Carolina following a months-long search according to the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office (BCSO) Officials said Hawkins-Boseman played a role in the death of 27-year-old Jessica Somerville who was shot in March while on her lunch break from her job with the U.S Police said the shooting happened in the parking lot of a fast food restaurant in the 5800 block of Silver Hill Road in District Heights Police said the Somerville and Hawkins-Boseman got into a brief dispute before shots were fired in the parking lot; the two didn't know each other prior to the dispute BCSO officials said they received a tip from the FBI that Hawkins-Boseman might be in the area. Deputies then, along with a SWAT team, executed a search warrant at an apartment on Kings Meadow Circle in Leland, where they arrested him without incident. Hawkins-Boseman is currently being held on detainer at the Brunswick County Detention Center and awaiting extradition to Prince George's County. TRACK RADARPipe bomb safely removed from Suitland storage unit by bomb squadby Guido Peluffo (7News) — A pipe bomb was found Wednesday evening inside a Suitland storage unit and was rendered safe by the Prince George's County Fire Department bomb squad at 9:30 pm people cleaning out a storage unit saw what they believed was a pipe bomb and called 911 the bomb squad determined it was a simple but real pipe bomb that officials said was left in the storage area at some point Officials warn that road closures and emergency vehicles should be expected in the area of 4414 Suitland Road SUITLAND, Md. (7News) — A man is dead after a shooting in Suitland, Maryland Thursday night, Prince George’s County police said. Officers said they responded to the area of Randall Road and Silver Hill around 7:25 p.m. When they arrived, officers found a man outside suffering from gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead on the scene, according to officers. The investigation into this incident is ongoing. Check with 7News for updates. TRACK RADARMan shot and killed in Suitland (7News) — A man was shot and killed Friday afternoon in Suitland Prince George's County Police detectives are investigating the deadly shooting that happened in the 3400 block of Pearl Drive around 4 p.m SEE ALSO | Woman injured in shooting in Southeast DC, police say Responding officers found a man suffering from gunshot wounds on the ground Investigators are working to determine the circumstances of this incident please call Prince George's Crime Solvers 1-866-411-TIPS or submit your tip using the P3 Tips app (7News) — AUPS driver was taken to the hospital after being shot in Suitland 7News' Brad Bell reports that police are on the scene where the UPS driver was shot and wounded near Silver Hill Road The male driver wastaken to the hospital in stable condition This comes after a violent weekendin which five people were shot and killed in Prince George’s County (7News) — Arrest warrants are out for a 22-year-old man accused of his connection to the fatal shooting death of a U.S according to the Prince George's County Police Department (PGPD) officials said Silver Spring man Raheem Hawkins-Boseman was one of two people who allegedly shot 27-year-oldJessica Somerville in a District Heights parking lot Hawkins-Boseman faces a first-degree murder charge A reward of $25,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest responded to reports of a shooting in the 5800 block of Silver Hill Road here they said they found Somerville suffering from a gunshot wound Security camera video showed Hawkins-Boseman and a second man in a fast-food restaurant just moments before the shooting A motive for the shooting has not been determined anyone with information on this incident or Hawkins-Boseman's whereabouts are asked to contact the PGPD Homicide Unit at 301-516-5212 or call PG Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-8477 A man died after being shot on Thursday night near the Suitland Metro station in Prince George’s County Officers responded to the area of Randall Road and Silver Hill Road in the Suitland-Silver Hill area at approximately 7:25 p.m. for reports of a shooting, Prince George’s County police said in a post on X Police found a man outside with gunshot wounds Detectives are still working to establish a suspect and motive for the shooting Police are asking anyone with information to contact Prince George’s County Crime Solvers at 866-411-TIPS or on their website. The approximate location of the shooting is below Get breaking news and daily headlines delivered to your email inbox by signing up here This website is not intended for users located within the European Economic Area Emily Venezky is a digital writer/editor at WTOP Emily grew up listening to and reading local news in Los Angeles and she’s excited to cover stories in her chosen home of the DMV She recently graduated from The George Washington University where she studied political science and journalism (7News) — One man was shot and two were arrested in an officer-involved shooting outside of a GameStop store in District Heights authorities said they were observing a carjacked car -- reportedly stolen the night before -- in the 5700 block of Silver Hill Road in District Heights when they saw two men wearing masks get out of the car Detectives then followed the two men inside the store -- at least one of the men was armed When detectives announced themselves as police the two men ran through the back door of the store and into the parking lot The second man was caught and taken into custody READ |Three shot, one dead in Southeast DC shooting, police investigate The man who was struck was given emergency care and transported to a nearby hospital for treatment, police said. He is expected to be okay.No other injuries were reported, police said. A third suspect, whom police said remained in the carjacked car, fled the scene after hitting an unmarked police car. He was later arrested in D.C. Police believe all three suspects are adult males. Detectives recovered two guns in the parking lot outside the GameStop store, detectives said. The investigation remains ongoing, police said, and are asking anyone with information to call the Prince George's County Police Department. Police have identified the man who was shot and killed inside a car in Prince George’s County, Maryland, Sunday morning. Prince George’s County police said they were called to Suitland Road near Silver Hill Road at around 5:30 a.m. to conduct a welfare check. They found Demarcus Butler, 30, of District Heights, in the driver’s seat of an SUV. He had been shot multiple times. Butler was taken to the hospital, where he died a few hours later. Prince George’s County police are offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. Anyone with information on what happened is asked to call police at 301-516-2512. Those who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS. Copyright © 2025 by WTOP. All rights reserved. This website is not intended for users located within the European Economic Area. TRACK RADAR2 suspects charged in Suitland shooting death of 31-year-old manby 7News Staff Md (7News) — A man was shot to death in Suitland officials charged two people with murder for his death police responded to the 4600 block of Silver Hill Road for the report of a shooting officers said they found 31-year-old Donnell Tyler of District Heights in a parking lot suffering from a gunshot wound detectives said they found and arrested 41-year-old Shaquita Stewart of Suitland and 44-year-old Wardell Holland III of Suitland and charged them with murder They are currently both in custody on a no-bond status Detectives are asking anyone with information about this incident to contact them at 301-516-2512 DC News Now | DC, Virginia, Maryland News, Weather, Traffic, Sports Live The crash happened in the area of Silver Park Drive and Silver Hill Road in Suitland Katerina Manoff is the CEO and founder of ENGin a non-profit that utilizes English-speaking volunteers from the DMV area to connect with English learners from other countries Some enterprising students in Frederick are making art a focal point for social change A nonprofit group said it is offering free Lyft rides on May 5 for Cinco de Mayo A University Park man was indicted by a federal grand jury on multiple child exploitation charges including producing and distributing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) Mayor Muriel Bowser said she plans to repeal Initiative 82 (I-82) under her proposed 2026 budget reverting the District to its previous tipped minimum wage policy President Donald Trump announced Monday afternoon that the 2027 NFL draft will be held in Washington Three flights headed to Reagan National Airport (DCA) were redirected Sunday morning as a police helicopter conducted an “urgent mission” in the airspace according to the Federal Aviation Administration A look at stories making headlines in D.C. Detectives with the Fairfax County Police Department in Virginia said they thought the same person burglarized five businesses in the Hybla Valley area using a rock to break the glass of the front doors in order to get into the businesses Meteorologist Jackie Layer has your Monday morning forecast update for the DMV Traffic on Interstate 495 was significantly delayed Monday morning after a driver ran into traffic while running from police and died in Prince George's County (WJLA) – Silver Hill Road flooded Wednesday night due to what police called a “significant” water main break According to the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) the 14-inch main was “blown out.” Eastbound Silver Hill Road had to be shut down late Wednesday since portions of the road were completely under water (see video below courtesy of Prince George’s County Police) WSSC officials tell ABC 7 that the 71-year-old 14-inch pipe break left a 6-foot hole in the ground Water was cut off for approximately 150 customers around 9:30 p.m workers tell ABC 7 that schools in the area still had water Southbound Silver Hill Road reopened around 5:30 a.m but the northbound lanes remain closed as crews work to stop flow of water onto the roadway Thursday that the main was back in service and that crews were backfilling the hole before turning it over to paving contractors police found that one person had been shot WASHINGTON — The man shot on Suitland Parkway Tuesday morning has died Police identified the man as 23-year-old Jerome Robinson of Southeast D.C He died at the hospital just after 10 a.m Police responded to reports of a shooting around 9:30 a.m in the area of Silver Hill Road and Suitland Parkway in Prince George’s County They found Robinson on the roadway with gunshot wounds He was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries Witnesses told NBC Washington that they heard about 20 gunshots A source said the shots were fired from an AK-47 assault rifle said the wounded man himself had been armed with a handgun might have started earlier off the parkway as an altercation involving passengers in two vehicles the male victim exited his vehicle and ran across the parkway where he was struck by gunfire from the occupants of the other vehicle,” park police said Authorities believe that the shooting was isolated and that there is no danger to the public. Any witnesses are asked to contact the park police online or via the criminal investigations tip line at 202-610-7500 Police are looking for a white Audi that may have been involved in the shooting as the occupants may be armed with an assault rifle The investigation shut down the parkway in both directions for several hours Kristi King and Jack Pointer contributed to this report Alejandro Alvarez joined WTOP as a digital journalist and editor in June 2018 He is a reporter and photographer focusing on politics political activism and international affairs A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued until midnight on Tuesday for parts of the DMV (7News) — A man is dead after an officer-involved shooting at a Suitland according to Prince George’s County police Sources tell 7News' Maryland Bureau Chief Brad Bell that a squad of several officers was dispatched to a home inthe 5100 block of Suitland Road for breaking and entering officials said the officer did not wait forbackup and went into the home alone Prince George's County police provided an update officials said he entered the apartment and found a man inside themostly unfurnished and empty unit Police said the officer discharged his weapon within secondsand went over to the man The sources tell 7News that the officerimmediately pulled a gun from the man's pocket and started first aid but was unable to revive the man who was pronounced dead on the scene officials said a second manappeared in the apartment andcomplied with the officer's commands to get down and stay down Officials did not clarify the relationship the person had with the suspect there was a verbal exchange between the man Sources told 7News the encounter from entry to the shooting was approximately five seconds and the interaction between the officer and the man was approximately one second MORE | Suspect in deadly DC, Prince George's Co. crime spree identified as Suitland, Md. man At that point, officials said other officers arrived at the scene. Sources told us the deceased man was related to the occupants of the apartment. But was not welcome there. The Maryland Attorney General's Office confirmed that the man was a resident of the home. According to officials, a gun was recovered at the location. Sources said the deceased is believed to have had two guns. A second gun was found in the kitchen sink after the shooting-- sources said investigators believe it was probably tossed there by the man. The involved officer was not injured. The Maryland Attorney General’s Office is investigating the incident and reviewing body camera footage, per protocol. (ABC7) — Prince George’s County Police are investigating after a man was hit and killed by a vehicle Tuesday afternoon Police tell ABC7 this happened around 4:30 p.m Authorities say a vehicle traveling eastbound on Silver Hill Road approaching Silver Park Drive hit a pedestrian in the roadway The adult male was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead The driver of the striking vehicle stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police Police say the moments leading up to the crash remain under investigation Thunderstorms during the evening will give way to mostly cloudy skies after midnight Basketball star and county native Kevin Durant poses with area students at the opening of the new Durant Center on Jan SUITLAND — NBA star Kevin Durant returned to his hometown to open his long-awaited Durant Center a state-of-the-art facility offering academic financial and social and emotional resources to help Prince George’s County students prepare for college “When my foundation partnered with College Track last year we said from day one we wanted it to live inside a facility we could develop for Prince George’s County,” Durant said “The opening of the Durant Center is truly a dream come true for my family and me.” the Durant Center was created through the Kevin Durant Charity Foundation (KDCF) the basketball player’s nonprofit organization which he founded in 2013 with the mission of enriching the lives of at-risk youth from low-income backgrounds The foundation has donated over $13 million since its founding and has supported initiatives dealing with youth athletics organizations serving youth facing homelessness the renovation of 19 basketball courts across the world and giving educational opportunities to low-income and first-generation college students Because of his outreach efforts through his foundation and beyond Durant received last year’s Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award the KDCF partnered with Prince George’s County Public Schools and College Track a college completion program that empowers students from underserved communities to complete college College Track serves students across the country; Aurora and Denver Louisiana; six cities in California including Los Angeles and San Francisco; and now The program supports students from ninth grade through their college graduation to ensure that the students not only graduate but are equipped to succeed in today’s economy and participates in society College Track has served thousands of students per year and 96 percent of them get accepted into a four-year college a rate more than double the national average Seeing the immense success of College Track students $10 million commitment to bringing the College Track program to Prince George’s County and the Durant Center is the culmination of years of hard work “College Track’s model works because we know that every young person deserves the chance to thrive at their full potential,” said College Track CEO Elissa Salas “Kevin Durant knows first-hand the combined power of opportunity Him standing with our students as they embark on their college completion journey sends a powerful message: the resources support and community that catalyze lifelong success belong to all of us.” the Durant Center welcomed an inaugural class of 69 students into the program with a special ceremony that included remarks from County Executive Angela Alsobrooks 2015 Howard University graduate Marcus Simpson and Durant himself the Kevin Durant Charity Foundation and the College Track team for their continued investment in Prince George’s County students,” Alsobrooks said “Education is the civil rights movement of our time and The Durant Center will go a long way in creating a positive impact on that movement here in Prince George’s The inaugural class of College Track students from our county will definitely go on to do impressive things and we look forward to showing the nation why we take pride in our students.” although Prince George’s County is one of the largest counties in Maryland only 36 percent of its citizens hold a bachelor’s degree but by 2020 an estimated 70 percent of jobs in the region will require a bachelor’s degree As the first of its kind on the east coast the Durant Center will serve the students in the Prince George’s County tremendously “I think it’s outstanding that we have a former student of our school system who has now become a major basketball player to come back and give back to the same community who helped to raise him,” Goldson said “We have a lot of partnerships with universities Prince George’s Community College (PGCC) provides reduced tuition to many of our students but for an individual partner to do what he has done; you find those few and far between.” Durant said he wanted to bring a sense of community to his hometown and give students the encouragement they needed to succeed but I’m looking for this to be here for a while and sustain for a while so enjoy this,” Durant said it might have our name on the side of the building make it yours and the future starts here.” Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device WASHINGTON (AP) — When the time finally came they laid Joanne Paylor to rest the finest way they could during a pandemic Golden chairs for the outdoor memorial service were carefully spaced apart had plans to return to college in the fall to get a master’s degree -- infused it all There were turquoise face masks reading “Joanne.” And the voice of Joanne herself echoed over the loudspeakers: “I love y’all," a remnant of a voicemail she once left her son The coronavirus pandemic is delaying funerals and forcing changes to families’ plans for memorializing their loved ones For the Paylor family this has hit close to home Iran “Bang” Paylor and his mother were closer than close She believed in great strides for the African American community — single mothers in particular,” Iran said The first person in her family to attend college that it could break down barriers and help you achieve all your dreams,” he said She wanted to start a fund for single mothers over 30 to return to college When his mother died at home in southwest Washington on March 8 of what appears to have been a heart attack and China is so far I paid that no attention,” he said “But the first time I heard about it affecting daily life is when they called me and canceled the funeral.” A March 20 district prohibition on mass gatherings had made the large church service impossible Iran thought the family could just wait it out but then the district issued a stay-at-home order “My mother was active in community outreach for 20 years I would have expected 300 people,” he said Preachers said they were unable to deliver the sermon despite promises of social distancing and an outdoor ceremony Then the stay-at-home order was extended — and extended again her family hoping against hope that they could go back to the original plan — a large ceremony grieving together with family and hundreds of friends the funeral home indicated it was time to lay her to rest Iran wanted the family to be able to visit his mother at her grave a mausoleum he had built especially for her He wanted to be able to sit on a granite bench at his mother’s graveside and pay his respects — a bench that can’t even be ordered now because the factory in China is shuttered who leaves behind 10 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren A horse-drawn hearse brought her to the cemetery for her interment Mayor Muriel Bowser and the president of Joanne’s alma mater At the door of the chapel at Cedar Hill Cemetery in Suitland-Silver Hill the community organization founded by Iran and supported by his mother Golden chairs were set up outside for the memorial service six feet from one another across the lawn of the cemetery the family has founded the Joanne Paylor Women of Excellence Scholarship Award at Trinity Washington University Follow Jacquelyn Martin at https://twitter.com/Jacquelyn_M rewritten or redistributed without permission Prince George’s County police have arrested a suspect who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman who was on her way to a Metro station in Suitland Police say 30-year-old Philip James Fleming of District Heights Maryland has been charged with armed robbery and first degree sexual assault Fleming has been charged with first-degree rape and armed robbery and being held without bond in connection with the Sept 27 sexual assault in the 4700 block of Silver Hill Road in Suitland On September 27th and then again last week a man with a black handgun accosted women in the early morning hours as they walked to the Suitland Metro station In one case the victim was allegedly groped while in another the suspect allegedly raped her raped Police say both appear to be crimes of opportunity they were walking alone," said Prince George’s County police spokeswoman Julie Parker 15th armed robbery near Silver Hill Road and Parkway Terrace Drive a female victim was groped and robbed at gunpoint while walking along Silver Hill Road at approximately 4:45 a.m (WBFF) — The Prince George's County Police Department needs your help identifying a man in surveillance video who they say is involved in a Suitland homicide READ |Police offering up to $25,000 reward for info leading to an arrest for a Suitland homicide Police said officers responded on Tuesday around 12:30 p.m to the 4500 block of Silver Hill Road for a report of a shooting police said they found 27-year-old Keith Daniel Bennett suffering from gunshot wounds the man is seen walking on Parkway Terrace Drive seen running back down the same road in the opposite direction Homicide detectives are asking anyone with any information to contact them at 301-516-2512 ALSO READ |Dunbar High teen charged with murdering two people, injuring six had juvenile history, records show Police said they are offering a reward of upt $25,00 for information leading to an arrest and indictment A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued until midnight on Tuesday (ABC7) — A man is dead after being hit by a train at theSuitland Metro station Wednesday morning The Prince George's County Fire Department got reports of the incident around 5:20 a.m at the metro station in the 4500 block of Silver Hill Road Metro officials say the man was on the tracks when he was struck Crews from Prince George's County Police and the the fire department were on the scene attempting to rescue the man from under the train but there were no signs of life when they got him out and he was pronounced dead at the scene Officials say the area where the man was hit was surrounded by a fence The striking train was carrying no passengers when the the man was hit Suitland Metro station had been shutdown as police and fire crews responded All Green Line trains were also shutdown at Naylor Road and Branch Avenue All Green Line trains are now back up and running Metro officials say they are still working to identify the man