The suspect responsible for killing five and injuring several others in a Annapolis, Maryland newsroom has been identified as Jarrod Warren Ramos.

Ramos, the shooter, is allegedly responsible for entering the Capital-Gazette newsroom with a shotgun, shooting through a glass door at the newspaper’s headquarters and opening fire on employees. Five were confirmed killed and several more were wounded in the shooting.

Not only was Ramos armed with what police have been calling a “long gun,” he also reportedly had fake grenades, smoke bombs and flash bang devices in his backpack, which were found on him after he was arrested, CBS News reported.

Ramos reportedly had filed a defamation claim in 2012 against the paper, but the case was dismissed, according to PIX 11.

“This person was prepared today to come in, this person was prepared to shoot people. His intent was to cause harm,” Anne Arundel County Acting Police Chief William Krampf said.

BREAKING: Suspect in Maryland newsroom shooting has been identified as Jarrod Ramos, 38, according to three senior law enforcement officials briefed on the matter. pic.twitter.com/Y9JJGCHfhq — MSNBC (@MSNBC) June 29, 2018

CBS News can confirm that 38-year-old Jarrod W. Ramos of Laurel, Maryland, is being questioned as the suspect in the Capital Gazette shooting. — Katie Watson (@kathrynw5) June 29, 2018

The suspect in the shooting is Jarrod Warren Ramos, multiple law enforcement sources tell CNN. Here’s an older article about a defamation claim he filed against the newspaper in 2012 that was dismissed.

https://t.co/aUe0bRDx4P — Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) June 29, 2018

Although not confirmed, a Twitter page with Ramos’ name had several tweets targeting the newspaper and its employees, calling the paper his “sworn blood enemies” in one tweet. (RELATED: Shots Fired In Maryland Newsroom, Multiple Fatalities Reported)

http://t.co/OAT2ftta1p This is excellent, the best writing I’ve seen @capgaznews. And so the fake watchdogs remain my sworn blood enemies. — Jarrod W. Ramos (@EricHartleyFrnd) July 4, 2014

The victims, have not been named. The injured were reportedly taken to Johns Hopkins medical center in Baltimore to receive treatment.

Police arrested Ramos in the building where he was found hiding under a desk, according to authorities.

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