Waldorf, MD – Seven years ago, Brandon Briscoe was shot and killed outside an apartment building on Ell Lane in Waldorf. The Charles County Sheriff’s Office and Charles County Crime Solvers continue to seek information that could help identify the person responsible for his death. Authorities are urging anyone with knowledge of the crime to come forward.
On February 17, 2017, officers responded to the 12100 block of Ell Lane following reports of a shooting. When they arrived, they found 24-year-old Brandon Briscoe suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to his upper body. Emergency medical responders transported Briscoe to a nearby hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. Investigators determined that an unidentified suspect had approached him while he was standing outside an apartment building, fired multiple shots, and fled the scene. The suspect’s identity and motive remain unknown, leaving Briscoe’s family and the community searching for answers.
As part of an effort to solve the case, the Charles County Sheriff’s Office and Charles County Crime Solvers are offering a combined reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest. Law enforcement officials emphasize that even seemingly small details could be the key to identifying the person responsible. Those with information can call Charles County Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS. Callers can remain anonymous.
Briscoe’s murder remains one of Charles County’s most pressing cold cases. His family continues to hope that someone will come forward with information that will bring justice. Detectives have not given up. They continue to review evidence, conduct interviews, and examine new leads. Authorities stress that there is no statute of limitations on justice, and they remain committed to finding those responsible.
Law enforcement officials urge anyone with knowledge about the shooting or any activity in the area on the night of February 17, 2017, to come forward. All tips remain anonymous, and the $10,000 reward is still available for information that leads to an arrest. Briscoe’s family and the community deserve answers. Seven years is too long to wait for justice.
