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Persons of interest in Swatara Township shooting turn themselves in to police

Kajah George and Malik Hayden were allegedly involved in shooting a victim at the Roadhouse Cafe on Eisenhower Boulevard along with fellow suspect William Lynch.
Credit: Swatara Township Police

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Update (3/9/22): Two persons of interest who were previously at large and believed to be armed and dangerous after a Sunday shooting in Swatara Township turned themselves into police. 

Kajah George and Malik Hayden were allegedly involved in shooting a victim at the Roadhouse Cafe on Eisenhower Boulevard along with fellow suspect William Lynch. 

According to a media statement from the Swatara Township Police Department, Hayden was sent to the Dauphin County Prison without bail after being arraigned at the Dauphin County Judicial Center. 

George is still awaiting arraignment. 

Previously: A suspect in a shooting that left one person injured Sunday in Swatara Township has been arrested, according to Swatara Township Police.

William Lynch, 30, was arrested without incident Monday morning, police say. He is accused of shooting a victim at the Roadhouse Cafe on the 1000 block of Eisenhower Boulevard at about 1:30 a.m. Sunday.

Credit: Swatara Township Police Department
William Darrell Lynch

Lynch also fired shots in the bar's parking lot before fleeing the scene in a white sedan with two other persons of interest, police say.

Those persons of interest – Kajah George and Malik Hayden – remain at large, according to police.

Investigators believe the white sedan Lynch fled in is a 2013 Buick Verano registered to George. The car has PA registration LXJ-4504.

The victim in Sunday's shooting was transported to a local hospital for treatment. Police had no update on the victim's condition.

Lynch is charged with attempted homicide, aggravated assault, reckless endangering of another person, and firearms violations in connection to the shooting, police said. 

Following his arrest, he was remanded to the Dauphin County Prison without bail after his arraignment.

George and Hayden should both be considered armed and dangerous, according to police. Anyone with information on their whereabouts is asked to contact Swatara Township Police at (717) 564-2550.

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