DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Police have charged two men in a Black Friday shooting at a Durham mall.

Police have said the Streets at Southpoint was crowded with holiday shoppers Nov. 26 when two men approached a jewelry vendor and one tried to rob him.

The vendor and would-be robber fired at each other, wounding three people, including a 10-year-old. Three others were injured as shoppers rushed for exits.

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The Herald-Sun reports that Durham police announced Wednesday that Romeo Pride, who was shot and seriously injured, was arrested after being released from the hospital. He's charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon and weapons offenses.

Police say Jaquaay Walton, who was charged last month with carrying a concealed gun, turned himself in and was released on bond.