Charges won't be filed against one of the four men arrested in an evening shooting outside a Lincoln convenience store in February.
Lancaster County Attorney Joe Kelly said there was insufficient evidence to charge 26-year-old Christopher Boyd in the case.
Three other men have been charged: Tayron Jennings, 18; Shantrell Hickey, 21; and Jaun Taylor, 21.
Search warrants related to the case say Jennings and the other men have been part of an ongoing dispute.
Listen now and subscribe: | | | |
Police were called to the Super C at 21st and G streets just before 8 p.m. on Feb. 21 on a report of shots fired.
Surveillance video showed the two vehicles involved — a Jeep and a Mercury Grand Marquis.
Jennings was identified as being in the back of the Jeep when he displayed a gun, pointed it toward the Marquis, but didn’t fire the weapon, police said.
- Nebraska principal placed on administrative leave
- Grand Island, the largest high school in Nebraska, cancels girls varsity basketball season
- WWE star Hulk Hogan promoting beer’s introduction to Nebraska
- New lesbian-owned lounge opening in Lincoln hopes to foster 'authentic' atmosphere
- Papillion dog, who loved pears and a select few, euthanized after tough life
- Winter outlook not favorable to drought relief in Nebraska
- Pink concert at Lincoln arena postponed, officials say
- Sound waves: What others are saying about Nebraska's loss at Indiana
- Hulk Hogan, WWE Hall of Famer, visits Lincoln to promote new beer
- After tumultuous upbringing in Nebraska, new state IT head hired to 'be a change agent'
- Lincoln Journal Star 2024 Election Voter's Guide: Local candidates on the issues
- Big Noon Huskers: Nebraska to play on Fox's primetime TV slot two weeks in a row
- Cover Five: Is the running back carousel sustainable? And, Nebraska not closing book on Merritt
- Luke's Extra Points: An ill-timed fumble, a costly kickoff mistake, Rhule takes blame
- Pillen approves new head of Nebraska Racing and Gaming Commission
Police said Taylor, Boyd and Hickey were in the Marquis, from which Hickey fired his weapon.
Ten .22-caliber shell casings were found in the parking lot, according to a search warrant. No one was injured.
Be the first to know
Get local news delivered to your inbox!