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Man with crossbow is killed by police at Va. shopping mall

Man with crossbow is killed by police at Va. shopping mall

Washington Post17 hours ago
A wanted man who ran toward the Potomac Mills shopping mall in Prince William County Thursday night with a crossbow was shot and killed by a SWAT officer, the police said.
Police said they had negotiated with the man outside the mall for hours before talks broke off and he fled.
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