VIDEO: Gunmen Caught On Camera In Rahway Killing

Rahway, NJ - Video footage showing two gunmen responsible for the death of a business owner in Rahway was released by the Union County Prosecutor’s Office Wednesday.

Police are hoping someone will be able to identify the two men by the footage pulled from surveillance cameras.

The video show the alleged gunmen just before and after the killing of Jamal Gaines earlier this year, according to acting Union County Prosecutor Grace H. Park announced Wednesday.

The incident occurred at Gaines' sneaker store in the 1500 block of Irving Street in Rahway at approximately 9:15 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 26.

Two shooters, who covered their faces with fabric, can be seen entering the store through a rear utility door where a physical struggle started and ended with the fatal shots being fired, according to a joint investigation involving the Prosecutor’s Office’s Homicide Task Force, the Rahway Police Department, and the Union County Sheriff’s Office Identification Unit.

Police found Gaines suffering from a gunshot wound. He was pronounced dead shortly thereafter, according to the report.

After the killing, the two gunmen can be seen running out of the building down a rear alley, with one of the two showing a limp, according to the report.

"The gunman with the limp appeared to be wearing dark pants, light-colored sneakers, and a dark hooded sweatshirt with a light-colored patch on the left arm," according to the Prosecutor’s report. "The other suspect appeared to be wearing a lighter-colored hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans, and brown or beige shoes. Both brandished handguns."

Anyone with information about the shooting is being urged to contact Homicide Task Force Sgt. Michael Manochio at 908-966-2287 or Detective Sofia Santos at 908-577-4256.

The Union County Crime Stoppers also are offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest and indictment in this case; tips can be given anonymously by phone at 908-654-TIPS (8477), via text message by texting “UCTIP” plus a message to 274637 (CRIMES), or online at www.uctip.org.