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Delaware State Police say 44-year-old Rahman Rose is accused of shooting and killing a state trooper inside a Department of Motor Vehicles office near Wilmington on Tuesday.

Cpl. Grade One Matthew Snook was working an overtime assignment at the time when Rose allegedly walked in as a customer around 2 p.m. on Dec. 23, police say. Rose then allegedly shot Snook from behind with a handgun.

Police say Snook pushed a DMV employee out of the way and told them to run as Rose continued to shoot at him. Other DMV customers were allowed to leave as law enforcement arrived at the location and exchanged fire with the gunman.

A New Castle County police officer shot Rose through a window, according to police.

Rose and Snook were taken to the hospital, where they were both pronounced dead.

I’ve always had a passion for creating videos.

It started when I wrote crime dramas in sixth grade, filmed on an iPod touch and edited in iMovie.

I’ve been telling stories most of my life.

I was excited to turn this passion into a career, and that passion brought me to York College of Pennsylvania, where I had little-to-no idea what to study. However, volunteering to cover the club ice hockey team in my free time sparked an interest in storytelling that I haven’t been able to shake.

At first, I loved the idea of creating fast-paced hype videos mixed with rap music and showing every big hockey hit I could find. But it became deeper than that.  

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When I was pulled aside by a parent in the middle of filming a game, she told me that she showed her family my most recent video. I figured there were some complaints coming my way, but instead she said that her family couldn’t travel to the games, and being able to see my creation made them feel like they were there. That’s when it clicked.

WILMINGTON, De. – Delaware police arrested a man accused of murdering a woman in Wilmington on Christmas Eve.

Christmas Eve attack

What we know:

Wilmington Police were called out to the 200 block of North Lincoln Street around 6 p.m. Wednesday, for reports of an assault.

When officers got there, they found a 68-year-old woman who had been attacked. Paramedics took her to the hospital in critical condition. She died at the hospital.

At the scene, officers found 50-year-old Dario Griner and took him into custody without incident.

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Griner was arraigned on charges of first-degree murder and multiple charges of possession of a deadly weapon. He’s being held on $563,000 bail.

What we don’t know:

Officials did not say what might have led to the attack. 

The victim has not yet been identified, and it’s not clear what connection, if any, she and Griner had.