A man accused of carrying out attacks on five separate public places had a crossbow and hundreds of rounds of ammunition stored at his house. Hong Young chose his targets at random with the first attack taking place at Arundel Mills mall, Maryland, on February 24, police said. The 35-year-old, from Beltsville, was arrested on Tuesday and charged with attempted murder and assault after police spotted a 1999 Lincoln Town car linked to him near the site. After searching his two-storey house they found ten weapons including several handguns. The mall shooting was the first of five attacks by Young in the last week. It involved a 61-year-old man who had the windows of his car shot out as he was driving through the shopping complex on February 24 around 7.30am. Daily Mail Read More>>>>>>
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