Police ID Fourth Suspect In Cumberland Mall Shooting

COBB COUNTY, GA — Cobb County Police Department officers are searching for a fourth suspect in the March 23 shooting outside Cumberland Mall that injured four people, including a 6-year-old child, after police found the suspect's dropped cell phone at the scene.

Michael L. Golden is wanted on four felony charges of aggravated assault with intent to murder, according to an arrest warrant. He is accused of jumping out of a moving SUV — a Dodge Durango — and firing a gun several times, shooting at each of the four victims. He then got back into the car and drove off.

The arrest warrant said police identified Golden after they executed a search warrant on a cell phone found at the scene, and through social media searches.

The shooting occurred just after 6 p.m. March 23 in the parking lot of the Buffalo Wild Wings at the mall, and three men have already been arrested for alleged involvement — and two were injured in the gunfire.

Jokava Harris, 19, of Fairburn; Desean Powell, 19, of Atlanta; and Karanji Reese, 18, of Atlanta, face gun and drug charges in connection with the shooting, Patch previously reported. Harris and Powell were the two shot in the crossfire.

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In Harris' arrest warrant, police said he fired toward several people at the mall while aiming at a green Dodge Durango, which led to a reckless conduct charge. He is also charged with felony courts of marijuana possession with intent to distribute, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime.

Harris was already on parole when he was arrested. Powell and Reese were both charged with felony possession of a firearm during commission of a crime and felony drug charges.