RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) – The gunman who police said killed a man and injured another during Friday’s shooting at the North Hills shopping plaza in Raleigh has died. According to a Sunday news release, Raleigh police identified the shooter as 34-year-old George Colom Jr. and said he was dead as a result of his injuries. On Saturday, Colom’s father released the following statement to CBS 17, saying his son would “soon pass away.” Juvenile in life-threatening condition after being shot on Shalimar Drive, Winston-Salem police say At around 10:57 a.m. Friday, officers responded to a report of a shooting on the 4300 block of Circle at North Hills Street. Raleigh police said a man walked into the Coquette restaurant in North Hills before shooting and killing another person. A third man standing nearby was also shot, but his injuries were not considered life-threatening, police said. The shooting suspect then shot himself and was taken to a nearby hospital, which is where he ultimately died from his injuries, police said. Authorities identified the man killed during Friday’s shooting as Jonathan Schaffer, who worked as the manager of Urban Food Group, which owns Coquette, according to Schaffer’s LinkedIn. Man on motorcycle dies after being struck by car on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Greensboro police say On Friday night, Raleigh police also identified the injured victim as 24-year-old Jonathan Aguilar Vega. Police said he was released from the hospital after undergoing treatment. One day prior to the announcement of Colom’s death, his father George Colom Sr. released the following statement to CBS 17: “My family is saddened by the loss of Mr. Schaffer and we grieve for his family. We also share the pain with Mr. Aguilar. We are focused on our own son right now and want our privacy respected during this time. My son will soon pass away and we just want to bury our son in peace. No further questions or comments will be addressed.” During the investigation, Raleigh police revealed that all parties involved in the shooting knew each other and this wasn’t a random incident.