Maryland gun store looted on Black Friday, thieves allegedly took 'long guns'
Police in Maryland are investigating after five or six people allegedly broke into a gun store and left with "long guns."
Maryland State Police are on the hunt for a man in connection to the fatal stabbing of another man on Sunday in Salisbury.
Riley Lee Collick, 44, of Fruitland, Maryland has a warrant out for his arrest for first-degree murder connected to the death of Alejandro Roland Exantus, 32, of Laurel, Delaware.
Maryland State Police are looking for Riley Lee Collick, 44, of Fruitland, Maryland for allegedly stabbing another man on Sunday. (Maryland State Police)
Police said just before 12:45 a.m. on Sunday, Salisbury Police Department officers responded to a report of a stabbing on West Market Street.
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An early investigation into the incident, police said, found Collick and Exantus got into a verbal argument before it turned physical.
Investigators said they believe Collick stabbed Exantus before fleeing the scene.
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Salisbury EMS crews arrived on the scene and tended to Exantus’s injuries before transporting him to TidalHealth Peninsula Regional Hospital where he died.
Maryland State Police are looking for Riley Lee Collick in Sunday's fatal stabbing of Alejandro Roland Exantus. (iStock)
As of Tuesday, there were no further updates on the case and Collick remained at large, according to State Police.
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The investigation into the matter is ongoing.
Members of the Maryland State Police Homicide Unit are conducting the investigation with the help of the Salisbury Police and Capital Area Region Fugitive Task Force.
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State Police encourage anyone with information on the case to call Crime Solvers at 410-548-1776 or the Maryland State Police Salisbury Barrack at 410-749-3101.
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