A third suspect has been arrested in connection with the deadly Kansas City Chiefs parade shooting.
According to CBS News, the man was taken into custody after he was identified via surveillance footage. The police not only used surveillance footage, but they also utilized social media and cell phone records.
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The parade shooting suspect, Terry Young, 20, was detained and charged with murder on Wednesday (March 20). Young is facing a second-degree murder charge, two counts of armed criminal action, and unlawful use of a weapon. Prosecutors are pushing for a $1 million bond for him as well as the other suspects.
How Was The Alleged Parade Shooting Suspect Identified?
According to prosecutors, an argument began after Young and two other individuals approached another group. The surveillance footage revealed a heated exchange occurred between two people. Then, one person brandished a weapon. The video allegedly shows Young spotting the weapon, approaching the man, and opening fire.
Authorities say Terry wore a unique green and yellow teddy bear backpack to the parade. He also wore the bag in videos previously posted to his YouTube channel. Moreover, Young’s bag matched the one worn by the individual shooting in the surveillance video.
John Peters Baker, Jackson County Prosecutor, explained, “Everyone we’ve identified who discharged a firearm in response to the verbal altercation…has been taken into custody.”
Alleged Text Messages Of Terry’s Involvement
The cell phone records from two other suspects reportedly linked Young to the crime. Authorities say a group chat allegedly included a text from him, per TMZ.
“I dropped that n**** first shot.”
Additionally, authorities stated social media connected Young to other men arrested for the shooting. They found Young’s Facebook page that allegedly revealed him kickin’ it with the individuals. Additionally, he bragged about guns.
Several people were allegedly involved in the shooting. Dominic Miller, 18, and Lydell Mays, 23, are currently behind bars, in addition to two unidentified juveniles.
Furthermore, a third juvenile, age 15, was arrested on Wednesday (March 20). He faces two felonies, armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon for allegedly shooting at someone. The Office of the Juvenile Officer stated a hearing is set to determine if he should be tried as an adult.
Lisa Lopez-Galvan was killed in the fatal parade shooting and 20 others were injured.
