Police are searching for a suspect after five people were shot Friday afternoon near Lexington Market in Baltimore.Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said a group of people was in the 200 block of Saratoga Street around 3:30 p.m. Friday, when a man began arguing with another man.Police said officers observed citizens running in that area before investigating a discharging. They located four victims at the scene and were notified a fifth walked into an area hospital.The victims are 38, 41, 55, 58, and 63-years-old. All their injuries are believed to be non-life-threatening.Harrison said police were in a vehicle at the intersection of Eutaw and Saratoga streets."There was an officer that had been here all day. The officers in the car right behind me were here to relieve him. And while at the red light, they jumped right into action," he said.The commissioner said the shooting speaks to a violent culture."They are not afraid of arrest and jail, and they are not afraid of dying. And, when you have people like that, they will commit very, very violent and brazen acts," Harrison said. "It speaks to the culture that we are all working to change, the culture of violence, which is a way of thinking. And, we have to change that through consequences, but through changing people's life conditions. If we can change life conditions where they don't have to commit crimes, that's a way to do that. But there has to be consequences. But, at this point, that shooter is not afraid of being shot and or going to prison."Cory Jones frequently passes by the area, and said we all need to work together to keep tragic situations like this from happening."I think we need to help each other," he said. "Each one, teach one.""What we have to find out now is how do we get inside the minds of the would-be shooter to change their minds about why they are making this bad decision," Harrison said.Anyone with information is asked to call Metro Crime Stoppers at 866-7LOCKUP.Video below: Police commissioner's news conference in its entirety