Raleigh police arrested a sixth juvenile in their investigation of shootings and violence connected to July 4 teen takeovers in Brier Creek and Glenwood South.
Police said a 15-year-old faces firearm, riot and assault charges tied to shootings in Brier Creek.
Raleigh police arrested a 15-year-old from Durham County on Friday in connection with shootings during July 4 teen takeovers.
Investigators said the teenager was believed to have participated in shootings in the Brier Creek area.
Charges include assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, two counts of firing into occupied property, felony riot and going armed to the terror of the public.
The teenager was also charged with possession of a firearm by a minor.
Police described the arrest as the sixth juvenile case tied to violence in Brier Creek and Glenwood South.
Detectives said they were still searching for two additional shooters connected with incidents on Tucker Street and West Lane Street.
A separate teenager from Goldsboro was charged as an adult in a Capital Boulevard shooting connected to the same holiday period.
Juvenile proceedings limit some publicly available identifying and case information.
An arrest and charge are allegations; guilt must be established through the applicable court process.
The evidence supports a bounded conclusion: Raleigh police arrested a sixth juvenile in their investigation of shootings and violence connected to July 4 teen takeovers in Brier Creek and Glenwood South. It does not resolve the remaining uncertainty because Police had not released a complete incident chronology or evidence linking each accused person to each shooting. The factual horizon is therefore defined by Additional arrests in the Tucker Street and West Lane Street investigations and Court findings that test the individual charges.
The current reporting limit is specific: Police had not released a complete incident chronology or evidence linking each accused person to each shooting.
The next verifiable developments are Additional arrests in the Tucker Street and West Lane Street investigations and Court findings that test the individual charges.