UPDATE: Police release photos of Walmart shooting vehicle

Monday, December 21, 2009 | 5:50 p.m. CST
A photo taken from a surveillance camera at the Walmart on Conley Road shows a vehicle which Columbia police believe belongs to the suspects of a shooting that took place on Dec. 14. Police are encouraging anyone with information regarding the vehicle or the shooting to contact them.   ¦  Photo courtesy of the Columbia Police Department
BY MISSOURIAN STAFF

COLUMBIA — Police have released images of a car they believe was used in a Dec. 14 shooting that left a 54-year-old Walmart employee injured.

In an earlier release, police said the suspects' vehicle resembles a Dodge Intrepid or Chrysler Concorde.

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  • An overhead security camera captures a vehicle that Columbia police believe to belong to the suspects of a shooting that occurred on Dec. 14. as it leaves the parking lot of the Walmart on Conley Road. The suspects shot a 54-year-old male employee as he returned to work from a scheduled break.
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The victim described the suspects as men wearing orange ski masks. The gun was described as a rifle, and police recovered six .22 caliber shell casings at the scene, the release said.

Police encourage anyone with information about the case or suspects to call CrimeStoppers at 875-TIPS or call the Police Department at 874-7652.

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