Filming left fifteen people wounded in Saturday shooting. The police reported for in last two days 14 people were injured, but another casualty was reported during an interview on Sunday, Holbrook said. The 15th victim was injured while standing next to someone who was hit firearms. The police said nine people received gunshot wounds during the shootout and six others received other injuries.
Marchioness Love Robinson, 20, was latest the suspect has been arrested, Holbrook said. Robinson was charged with nine bills of assault and beating of tall and sharpened nature attempt murder and illegal wearing of gun, Holbrook said. Robinson scheduled for bail hearing on Tuesday morning.
Police suspect motive for The shooting is linked to an ongoing dispute between the suspects. Two pistols seized that police believe were used in shooting, Holbrook said.
An arrest warrant has also was released for the third suspect, Amari Sinser-Jamal Smith, 21, Holbrook said. Smith wanted for nine bills of assault and beating of tall and sharpened nature attempt murder and illegal wearing of gun.
Smith should be considered armed and dangerous, Holbrook said.
This unknown if Robinson or Smith have lawyers. CNN contacted a lawyer office for 11th State Judicial District, but the messages were not returned.
“He called the police, applied and it turned out over firearms that were used in about this and gave a statement to the police department of Colombia, – said Rutherford. – He owns gun legally it’s registered to him, he bought it legally, he doesn’t have a record before that as you heard in court. He does not have a concealed weapons permit.”
Rutherford said his client knew the attackers and that the incident was not the result of a verbal altercation that escalated into violence. He added other suspects allegedly threatened his client on Facebook before filming.
“It was a situation where they just started shooting at him,” Rutherford said. — His thoughts and prayers out topics who were injured in this incident. It wasn’t provoked by him.”
Aya Elamroussi of CNN and Paradise Afshar contributed to this report.
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