A man was taken into custody; but, his involvement in this case remains part of the investigation.
Another suspect left in a vehicle, hit another vehicle, and kept going. There were no injuries related to the crash.
Police say the shots were fired in the first floor of the parking garage on the Creedmoor Road side of the mall.
ABC11 spoke with someone who works at the mall and said he heard multiple rounds fired.
"We heard gunfire first. Sounded like about six to seven shots out of an automatic. I told everybody to get away from the windows went out to the street, looked heard two more shots. We got down, went back inside. Then we heard more gunshots. No police sirens or nothing yet. So we grabbed our AR's and came out here and ready to go to go to war," Kenneth Tireman said.
Police have not confirmed how many shots were fired, but no one was injured.
The mall is still open but they are asking people to just avoid the entrance where the investigation is taking place.
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