Quantico Marine Corps Base Looking for Public's Help in Shootings

The Quanitco Sentry Online reports that Col. Daniel J. Choike, base commander Marine Corps Base Quantico is asking the military community for their assistance in information regarding the shootings that took place last fall at the Marine Corps Museum, the Pentagon and the

According to the article,"the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force is offering up to $20,000 for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of the person(s) responsible for shooting at five military-related installations in Northern Virginia. 

The reward, offered by the Department of Justice, is in support of the joint investigation by the FBI’s Washington Field Office, Fairfax County Police Department, Pentagon Force Protection Agency, and Prince William County Police Department."

Read Col. Daniel J. Choike's request for public involement here.