UPDATE: Friday, April 1 @ 3:30pm
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Police in Charleston have identified the man they believe shot another man in the head.

Police tell WSAZ.com Andrew Miller, 18, from Charleston faces attempted murder charges. He's known on the streets as A-4.

The shooting happened Wednesday night in the 200 block of Daniel Boone Drive at Washington Manor.

The victim has been in critical, but stable condition. His name has not been released, but officers believe he will survive. Sgt. S.A. Cooper with the Charleston police says the victim's condition is improving.

Police say Miller is the brother of Andre Williamson, aka A-3.

Williamson was the prime suspect in an unsolved murder three years ago. Police say Williamson shot and killed Jodi Gray, but prosecutors dropped the charges against him because of a lack of evidence. That shooting happened just feet from where the juvenille was shot Wednesday night.

Williamson is now serving time on charges related to a different shooting that happened in Charleston.

Police said the man was shot in the head by another man wearing a black bandanna. It happened around 8:30 p.m.

The victim was taken to the hospital. Charleston Police say the injuries are not life-threatening. He is listed in critical but stable condition.

This all happened within 200 feet of a packed church where Wednesday services were being held. There also were children playing outside in the area of the crime scene.

Within about 15 minutes, police were called several blocks away to look for the suspect near Morris Street and Piedmont Road in the area of the ballpark. Officers also were checking out Renaissance Circle.

On Thursday morning, police told WSAZ.com they have a "good lead on a possible suspect" in the case. Detectives hope to talk to the victim sometime Thursday or Friday. In the meantime, police are not releasing the his name.