U.S. Marshals are actively searching for 20-year-old Armani Woolfork, who is wanted in connection with a deadly shooting incident in Sandusky, Ohio. Authorities have identified Woolfork as the suspect in a double shooting that occurred at a party on East Parish Street. The incident resulted in the death of 24-year-old Markier Castile, who died from his injuries. Woolfork is currently facing a homicide charge related to the shooting. The U.S. Marshals Service is leading the manhunt and has stated that Woolfork is known to frequent the Sandusky and Cleveland areas. To assist in locating the suspect, U.S. Marshals are offering a reward for information that leads to Woolfork's capture. The Sandusky Police Department is also asking the public for assistance in identifying the suspect's whereabouts. Itai Yancey, a friend of the victim Markier Castile, described the loss as devastating to the community. Yancey noted that Castile was known for being lighthearted and trying to mind his own business. The shooting has had a broad impact on the city, with neighbors expressing concerns about an increase in youth violence and how young people are handling conflict. Sandusky police have noted that gun violence is a significant concern in communities across the country, particularly during the summer months when shooting incidents tend to rise. Yancey has expressed a desire to be part of the solution by helping to develop programs that bring youth together. The public is urged to contact authorities if they have any information regarding Woolfork's location. Anyone with information about the suspect's whereabouts can call the tip line at 1-866-492-6833. This case remains active as law enforcement continues to seek the suspect for the fatal shooting that claimed the life of a young man last month.