Police have discharged photographs from surveillance cameras of the individual they accept is liable for a fatal taking shots at the Concord Mills Mall Saturday night.

The shooting happened just before 9 p.m. in the parking area of Dave and Buster's.

Police said 13-year-old Avenanna Propst was articulated dead at the scene and two other male adolescent unfortunate casualties were taken to the medical clinic. Authorities said the young men, who are younger than 16, are required to be OK.

Police said Avenanna and the two young men were in an unlucky spot.

Channel 9 talked with Avenanna's mom who said she was en route to Concord Mills to get her three girls Saturday when the shooting occurred.

She said the young ladies were at the shopping center purchasing shoes with cash they got for Christmas when they called her to state they were all set home.

The mother said she was leaving her vehicle when she got a frenzied call from her more seasoned little girl saying that Avenanna had been shot in the parking area.

She said she rushed to the region and discovered Avenanna on the ground.

Channel 9 talks with mother of 13-year-old young lady shot, slaughtered at Concord Mills

Police discharged around 911 calls Monday night made after the shooting.

"We've had a taking shot at Concord Mills Mall," a guest told a 911 dispatcher. "We have children that have been shot outside."

The dispatcher asked what number of individuals were shot.

"I have one I am aware of that has been shot in the arm, at this moment," the guest said. "Alright, directly outside Dave and Buster's."

Avenanna went to A.C.E Academy Public Charter School in Harrisburg, North Carolina. School pioneers said she was in eighth grade and was set to graduate this year. They said this occurrence is decimating for their school family.

Authorities said they will have advising assets and experts set up to help understudies, staff and families as they lament.

Channel 9 got an opportunity to talk with perhaps the closest companion and schoolmates, Laila Massey, who said she had a message for the individual dependable.

"I feel like she didn't merit what she needed to experience and she was in the spot at an inappropriate time," Massey said. "I feel like the individual who did it should hand themselves over."

Massey said Avenanna wanted to move, play ball and was continually giggling.

"She generally thought about individuals," Massey said. "She generally demonstrated inspiration and think positive."

School pioneers said they are additionally taking a shot at a dedication out of appreciation for Avenanna on the school's property.

Specialists said it was anything but a functioning shooter circumstance.

Harmony police said introductory reports demonstrate the shooting began as a battle in the Dave and Buster's parking area.

No captures have been made, however, police have discharged photographs from reconnaissance video demonstrating a man wearing a red and white checkered hoodie. Police accept he is a suspect in the shooting.

Police said he was seen before the shooting in the shopping center parking area showing a firearm and as indicated by witnesses, he was seen discharging the weapon toward Dave and Buster's.

Harmony police said Avenanna's cousin was killed around three hours before she was killed.

They are looking for 16-year-old Omrionne Hudson, who they said shot and slaughtered Derron Jordan close to the crossing point of Lincoln Street and Malvern Drive.

Police have not discharged any thought processes and said they have not had the option to interface the two shootings together.