While the case will remain open, State Police investigators have been unable to obtain sufficient evidence so far to make an arrest in the case of a shot fired in the Walmart parking lot Jan. 21.
Investigator Kenneth Dubrinski said that even though there is a video of the incident, the one person possibly involved whom investigators could identify is uncooperative.
The video is not of good enough quality to release pictures in the hopes of identifying other individuals, Dubrinski said.
"You can barely make out the make and model of the car," he said.
Last week, police learned that a car that was parked in the area at the time was struck by a bullet.
The bullet could not be recovered.
Dubrinski said even though there isn't much new to report on the case, the case will remain open for some time in case somebody comes forward with new information.
"This is a little more serious than a run-of-the-mill case and we don't want to close it until we know we have everything covered," Dubrinski said.
As for the possibility of one or more people involved having ties to a criminal gang, Dubrinski said, "that would be speculation."
"the one person possibly
"the one person possibly involved whom investigators could identify is uncooperative."
I.E., that uncooperative person had to have been involved in illegal activity, most likely drugs, as this smells of a drug deal gone bad.