Artell Cunningham Accused in Carjacking and Shooting of Mike Gill: Maryland Attorney General. Artell Cunningham, a 28-year-old from Suitland, Maryland, is accused of carjacking and shooting former Trump administration official Mike Gill, according to the Attorney General of Maryland. The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the overnight crime spree connected to Cunningham, who is also accused of killing Alberto Vasquez, Jr. in the carjacking rampage. Cunningham was shot and killed by officers after displaying two handguns. Gill is in critical condition, and the investigation is ongoing.

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Accident – Death – Obituary News : MPD/Work headshot Mike Gill is recovering in critical condition after being shot during a carjacking incident in Washington D.C. The suspect, identified as 28-year-old Artell Cunningham of Suitland, Maryland, is accused of carjacking and shooting Gill, as well as killing another man, Alberto Vasquez Jr.

Gill, who currently holds the position of Senior Vice President, Capital Markets, at his company, HPC, has an extensive background in financial services. He previously served as Chief of Staff to Former U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Christopher Giancarlo and Chief Operating Officer of the agency. Gill’s biography highlights his involvement in major rule proposals related to financial services.

Described as an amazing husband, father, friend, and colleague, Gill’s family has received an outpouring of love and support during this difficult time. Meanwhile, a memorial has been set up for Alberto Vasquez Jr., who was fatally shot during the carjacking spree.

The suspect, Artell Cunningham, is accused of a series of carjackings that began on January 29. He first approached an occupied vehicle parked on K Street, Northwest, and shot the male driver before fleeing the scene. Cunningham then attempted to carjack another vehicle at the intersection of 5th and K Street, Northeast, but was unsuccessful. He later approached a man and a woman in the 300 block of N Street, Northeast, demanding their car keys. When they refused, Cunningham shot the man and fled the scene in their vehicle. The victim, Alberto Vasquez Jr., later died from his injuries.

Cunningham’s crime spree continued as he committed two additional carjackings in Prince George’s County. While driving a stolen vehicle on I-295 northbound, he began shooting at a police cruiser, but no officers were injured. The suspect then had an interaction with members of the New Carrollton Police Department, leading to an officer-involved shooting. Cunningham was shot and pronounced dead at a local hospital.

The Metropolitan Police Department assures the community that there is no ongoing threat. They extend their gratitude to the officers, detectives, and law enforcement partners involved in the case. The investigation is still ongoing, and the Independent Investigations Division of the Maryland Office of the Attorney General is looking into the officer-involved shooting.

As of now, there is no further information about the incident, including the release of the names of the officers and the suspect. The IID will release the footage from body-worn cameras within 20 business days of the incident, if available.

This tragic incident serves as a reminder of the importance of community safety and the need for law enforcement to work together to prevent such crimes. The MPD and its partner agencies continue to prioritize the safety of the community and are dedicated to bringing justice to those affected by this senseless act of violence..

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