Four people have been charged in connection with a mass shooting in Newark last month that killed three people, including a 10-year-old boy. Authorities say they’re still seeking other potential suspects.

But the announcement of the arrests Thursday morning by Essex County Prosecutor Theodore Stephens’ office was overshadowed by news of another, unrelated mass shooting — one that resulted in two deaths and two injuries Wednesday night.

“Unfortunately the City of Newark experienced additional traumas,” Stephens said at a press conference. “You know, when it comes to public safety and law enforcement, sometimes we feel like we're taking one step forward and we take two steps back.”

Stephens began his remarks by acknowledging Wednesday night’s shooting, which took place at a recording st

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