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   From: Davecross@kremlin.ru   
      
   Two teenagers were arrested in connection with a shooting that   
   wounded one man in a busy suburban Atlanta mall food court at   
   the height of Christmas shopping season, police said Sunday.   
      
   The Cobb County Police Department said surveillance footage and   
   interviews helped identify the suspects as 18-year-old Zaire   
   Dhanoolal and 19-year-old Joweer Ponce, both from Marietta.   
   Dhanoolal was charged with two counts of aggravated assault,   
   while Ponce was charged with reckless conduct and carrying a   
   concealed weapon without a permit, according to the law   
   enforcement statement.   
      
   Both suspects were being held at the Cobb County Adult Detention   
   Center, and county police said they were still investigating the   
   mall shooting.   
      
   The shooting happened Saturday around 1 p.m. and sent shoppers   
   scrambling at the sound of gunfire that police said began with a   
   verbal dispute.   
      
   Officials said 18-year-old Ethan Green was shot in the neck and   
   shoulder area and was taken to the hospital for treatment of   
   what they described as “non-life threatening injuries.” The Cobb   
   County Police Department said 21-year-old Anthony Ezell wasn't   
   injured during the shooting, but was considered a victim of   
   aggravated assault because a weapon was pointed at him before   
   Green was shot.   
      
   It wasn't immediately clear if either Dhanoolal or Ponce had a   
   lawyer.   
      
   Videos posted online showed people with shopping bags running in   
   all directions from the food court after the shooting, with some   
   hiding under counters and tables. Shoppers reported that store   
   employees in some cases told them to hide in stockrooms. Police,   
   upon arriving, evacuated people who were found hiding.   
      
   Police said in statements that the shooting was “an isolated   
   incident,” calling it a dispute between people who knew each   
   other. The mall was closed for a time Saturday afternoon   
   following the shooting, but later reopened.   
      
   Cumberland Mall, in suburban Cobb County, has more than 1   
   million square feet (92,000 square meters) of retail space. It's   
   in a busy suburban business district, near where major league   
   baseball's Atlanta Braves play in their new stadium.   
      
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