Three Arrested In Connection With Shooting
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR FOURTH SUSPECT
Posted: June 6, 2012 at 5:39 a.m.
Police arrested three men Tuesday and are searching for a fourth in connection with a Monday night shooting near West End Avenue.
AT A GLANCE
Arrests, Charges
The following people were charged in connection with a shooting on West End Avenue on Monday:
- Martez Deunta Butler, 22, of 3068 Bentley Ridge St. in Fayetteville faces felony charges in connection with two counts of attempted murder, 10 counts of aggravated assault, two counts of terroristic act and one count each of engaging in violent criminal group activity and felony in possession of a firearm.
- Aaron Jamal Walton, 20, of 2321 Orchard St. in Springdale faces felony charges involving two counts of accomplice to attempted murder, 10 counts of accomplice to aggravated assault, two counts of accomplice of terroristic act and one count of engaging in violent criminal group activity. Butler also faces a charge in connection with felon in possession of a firearm.
- Derrick Doolittle, 23, of 401 W. 24th St. No. 41 in Fayetteville faces felony charges involving two counts of accomplice to attempted murder, 10 counts of accomplice to aggravated assault, two counts of accomplice of terroristic act and one count of engaging in violent criminal group activity.
Source: Fayetteville Police Department
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