Man who is accused of supporting the suspect of shooting

Jonesboro, Ark. (Kait) – A man from Jonesboro was arrested because he had helped suspicion to help a suspected shooter in front of the crime scene.

The second judge of the judiciary, Barbara Halsey, found a probable reason to burden the 25-year-old Kendrayle Demarcus Woods with disabled arrest or law enforcement, a crime of class B, on Friday, May 23.

On April 21, the Jonesboro police reacted to a shootout near the intersection of Melrose Street and the Word Avenue, where they found a man who was injured with three gunshot wounds on his lower body.

The police arrested the alleged shooter, but identified another man who was seen to the shooter with the escape from the crime scene of the crime.

According to the affidavit, the cameras of city surveillance show that the alleged shooter, 29-year-old Brandon Larrell Williams, flee in front of the crime scene of the crime by entering the rear of a residential building at the 1800 block of Cedar Height.

The cameras then showed another man who drove a light blue Chrysler 200 into the apartments, took Williams and drove away.

The registered owner of the vehicle identified her nephew Woods as the person who drove the vehicle to pick up Williams.

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