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Evansville Police have made four arrests following the weekend shots fired incident in the CK Newsome Center Gym.
Police have charged 18 year old ANTHONY STEWART with Criminal Recklessness. Investigators believe he was the person who opened fire in the crowded gym on Saturday afternoon. The shots were fired after a fight broke out during a basketball game.
Two men who had been involved in the incident at the gym were arrested on weapons charges later that night during a car stop. A third man who was with them was also arrested during the car stop. Austin Pam, Montarious Cheatem, and Dugniqio Forest were arrested after officers found the men armed with an SKS rifle and Tec-9 semi auto handgun. The men had over 100 rounds of ammunition in the car and both guns were loaded with a round in the chamber. Investigators believe the men were looking to retaliate against Stewart and were pulled over by a patrol officer before they were able to find him.
All four men had previous arrests. Evansville Police have arrested the men a combined total of 72 times. The prior arrests include 6 armed robberies, 11 weapons violations, theft, battery, and intimidation cases. The arrests include juvenile and adult charges.
All four men are currently in jail on charges related to the weekend arrests.
Police have charged 18 year old ANTHONY STEWART with Criminal Recklessness. Investigators believe he was the person who opened fire in the crowded gym on Saturday afternoon. The shots were fired after a fight broke out during a basketball game.
Two men who had been involved in the incident at the gym were arrested on weapons charges later that night during a car stop. A third man who was with them was also arrested during the car stop. Austin Pam, Montarious Cheatem, and Dugniqio Forest were arrested after officers found the men armed with an SKS rifle and Tec-9 semi auto handgun. The men had over 100 rounds of ammunition in the car and both guns were loaded with a round in the chamber. Investigators believe the men were looking to retaliate against Stewart and were pulled over by a patrol officer before they were able to find him.
All four men had previous arrests. Evansville Police have arrested the men a combined total of 72 times. The prior arrests include 6 armed robberies, 11 weapons violations, theft, battery, and intimidation cases. The arrests include juvenile and adult charges.
All four men are currently in jail on charges related to the weekend arrests.
