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Second arrest made in Hickory Hill gas station shooting
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A second arrest has been made in a Hickory Hill gas station shooting that left a man and a juvenile critically injured last month.
Kevon Chapman, 18, was taken into custody by the U.S. Marshals Two Rivers Violent Fugitive Task Force on Wednesday.
Chapman is charged with attempted first-degree murder, especially aggravated robbery, and possession of a firearm by a dangerous felon.
► ORIGINAL STORY: Two injured in Hickory Hill gas station shooting
On May 29, Memphis Police say they responded to the Circle K gas station on 6193 Mount Moriah Road Extended regarding a shooting call.
A male victim was found sitting in he driver's seat of a Corolla suffering from a gunshot wound to his left hand and face. A juvenile victim was later found after he ran from the Corolla during the shooting.
Police say the male juvenile was suffering from a gunshot wound to his upper left leg and abrasions to his face.
They were both taken to the hospital in critical condition.
Police say one of the victims is still in the hospital in critical condition and unable to speak. They say he was shot in his lower jaw and that the bullet travelled into his neck with a bullet remaining near his carotid artery.
Arrest made in gas station shooting that left 2 injured
On June 2, during a follow-up, one of the victims told investigators that the other victim had picked him up, and they were at the Circle K gas station when an unknown man approached them.
The unknown man is accused of talking to the victims and getting into the backseat of their car. That is when he allegedly showed the victims a black gun, demanding items from a blue duffle bag inside the vehicle.
All three began fighting over the bag and the suspect's gun, as one of the victims drove out of the parking lot.
At that time, the suspect shot at both victims multiple times before taking off on foot.
The suspect, identified as Kevon Chapman, was positively identified in a six-person photographic display and taken into custody on June 11.
Another suspect involved in this case, 21-year-old Tariq Robinson, was arrested on June 3.
Kevon Chapman is due in court on Friday morning. His bond has yet to be set.
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