Bond Set for the second alleged French Quarter Fest Shooter | Crime/police

On April 13, shortly after shots were scattered, an audience that distributed the French Quarter tightly distributed a teenager in a hoodie that marked the police of New Orleans.

“My partner is shot,” said Jayden Mark, 17, supposedly the official when he led them to the 100 block of the Decatur Street.

“Call my mom, JJ,”, the victim – one of five wounded in a shootout – when civil servants provided help after an arrest warrant for the officials.

Mark allegedly asked for the mother's number, took the victim's backpack and went without being arrested because of a role, from which the police played with up to three suspected shooters in a gun battle in the city center, according to court documents in the city center.

While Mark fled, other officials arrested another suspected shooter, Christopher Parker, 25, in the streets Decatur and Canal after a short chase. The New Orleans police said at the time that several shooters were involved and that the examination was active and open.

When Detective Alyssa van Lew led the nickname “JJ” by law enforcement databases, she found pictures of Mark, who was searched for two car theft. She also found that he corresponded to the description of one of the suspects of the French quarter festival, the police claimed.

Video recordings are said to have unveiled a masked brand that fled around 8:25 p.m. in the streets Decatur and Iberville to find the place of the shootout in the streets Decatur and Iberville

The man on the video ran the Decatur Street in the direction of the Canal Street and was briefly in a scooter accident before taking a Glock 43 from the US Customs' House in the 400 Block of Canal Street, the police from New Orleans said in an arrest warrant.

Mark allegedly pulled his face mask up and interacted with the officers at that time, steering her on his injured partner, according to the document before hiking towards Canal Street.

The official Joyce Sallah signed an arrest warrant against Mark's arrest on April 15. On April 25, a stolen toyota camry with tinted windows and a fake license plate on the Downman Road near boss Mateur Highway, a stolen Toyota-Camry near boss Mateur Highway, discovered Louisiana State Police.

When the soldiers tried to stop him, he allegedly drove over the median and traveled down the wrong way into the Downman Road, drove through a Valero petrol station “with a high speed set” to put the life of customers in danger, and chief mentur towards the Danziger Bridge, the police said.

Mark supposedly beat a marked Louisiana State Police Unit, climbed out of the passenger window and threw firearms from the bridge. The officials have the firearms from the gravel park and arrested marks.

They also arrested two passengers, Lamical Nelson (20) and Jaryod McDaniel (18), due to outstanding arrest warrants for a simple criminal violation or theft of a motor vehicle.

The police booked Mark in 20 cases – a large number of crimes of violence, drug offenses, weapons costs and theft, as the records of prisons prove.

This includes five cases of tightened battery second degree in connection with the recording. Mark also looks like two cases of serious bodily harm with a vehicle against a peace representative, and a disability of the judiciary, a stricter disability of a trade stage, the theft of a motor vehicle and the possession with the intention of distributing tapentadol.

Until Friday evening he stayed in the Orleans Justice Center with a bond of 357,000 US dollars.