Police reacted to the mall about 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Shots were fired within the mall, close to the food court.
Authorities are searching for Dezman V. Ellis, 17, that they think is riding a grim 2012 Dodge Avenger using the state license plate AHP7939.
Nobody is now in custody to the shooting.
Anybody with information regarding the incident should contact the Grand Chute Police Department in 920-832-1575 or text"TIPGCPD" into 847411.
Authorities did a preliminary search within the mall to get a defendant and were finishing a comprehensive search, together with escorting people who had sheltered within the mall Sunday night.
Before Sunday, police warned people within the shopping centre to shield in place and advised the public to prevent the region.
Police agencies from several jurisdictions descended on the scene to give assistance.
Others, together with mall shop workers, located places to hide.
Rhex Arboleda of Neenah, his wife and four boys were in the mall just like a regular Sunday to them.
Arboleda along with his wife, Claire, were only going to leave and were moving to the primary entrance of the mall once they saw a bunch of individuals begin running .
Then a different group of people began running from the mall. Someone from the group told there was an active shooter.
"Initially, it was sort of odd since they were mostly teens and I believed that something, possibly an occasion, is occurring or even a prank," he explained. "However, it was to be very frightening and I could see in their faces that they had been really nervous. 1 woman was crying"
Arboleda said the first thing he and his wife did was call their children, who had been in the mall at precisely the exact same moment.
"One of my boys had been likely to stay for a little and was planning to purchase something in the food court," he explained.
He felt relieved, however, when their sons stated they'd abandoned and started driving home.
Police flew beyond Carly Goland of Appleton along with her mother, Anita, who had been driving on the street. From the time they reached the parking lot of the mall, authorities were surrounding the primary entrance along with the Scheels entry. SWAT teams, along with an ambulance with somebody hurt, were at the lot.
Goland watched two groups of folks coming from the mall along with a food-court worker who was"freaking out" after seeing somebody get shot.
"Groups of approximately 30 people came out of their hands above their head and they had been in a single file line, walking into DSW," Goland said.
Following the episode, Arboleda stated he does not understand what it'll be like to return in the mall.
"It was really frightening, that is all that I could say," Arboleda said. "It provides you stress in a sense and I really don't understand how I'd feel that the next time I bring my family into the mall"
