Maryland, Mar 30: A man accused of shooting three people at a Maryland convenience store, killing two of them, also fatally shot his parents and set his apartment on fire before he shot and killed himself, police said.

Joshua Green, 27, was identified Sunday night as the suspect in the deadly shooting at a Royal Farms store in Essex, Baltimore County police said in a statement. Philippines Man Shot Dead by Police For Violating Coronavirus Lockdown.

Police also believe Green shot and killed his parents who were found dead at their home in an unincorporated part of the county called Baldwin. Detectives said Green left the convenience store and set his apartment on fire, according to the statement. He was later found dead of what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. It was unclear when his parents died but police said both appeared to have been shot.

Daniel Brennaman, 73, a neighbour who lives two doors down from the home where the bodies were found, said he noticed a police cruiser and saw a photographer out in front of the house when he was walking his dog on Sunday evening.

“A storm blew through here, and I thought it was a car accident around the corner,” he said. “I haven't heard a thing.”

Brennaman said he has exchanged greetings and small talk with the husband and wife who live in that Manor Road home but couldn't recall their names and didn't know them personally.

“I wave at him from time to time. He's always working in his yard,” he said.

Online property records show that the home where police found the parents' bodies is owned by Olivia D Green and Douglas J Green.

Royal Farms spokesperson Breahna Brown said the company had no immediate comment on the shooting at its store.

The condition of the person who was wounded at the convenience store wasn't released. Police said the person was recovering at a local hospital.

Police said detectives believe all three shootings are connected and they are not looking for any additional suspects. More information was expected to be released at a news conference Monday morning.

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