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One Arrested, One Wanted For Untreiner Avenue Shooting
June 23, 2020
One man has been arrested and another man is wanted in connection with a shooting last week on Untreiner Avenue.
Kerrick Van Teamer, 20, is charged with attempted homicide, firing a missile into a vehicle, firing a weapon in public, and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon for the shooting incident that ended on Untreiner Avenue about 6:55 p.m. last Tuesday, June 16. It started on Aaron Drive when gunfire was exchanged between two vehicles. The vehicles chased each other, with one flipping over on Untreiner Avenue. One person was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds inside the overturned vehicle and was transported to a local hospital.
Kei’Yhaun Irby, 20, was seen leaving the scene in red Kia Soul, and deputies are still looking for him. If you have any information about his whereabouts, call Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP or the ECSO at (850) 436-9620.
Teamer remains in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $105,000.
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6 Responses to “One Arrested, One Wanted For Untreiner Avenue Shooting”
What I don’t understand is that those boys saw it fitting to shot someone. And just putting others lives on danger. Up and down these streets. Where you have people lives being on the line. Why run you where bold enough to shot so be bold enough to turn yourself in. Do all of us a favor even the police and go to the Esxambia County jail and say here I am. It’s just sad. If you get up and get a job, you want have time to be shooting or getting in trouble.
Hay Charlie
It don’t madder how many laws they have Thugs is going to have guns.
@jordan ….. It would appear both are previously convicted felons as Mr. Irby was sentenced to 2 years for Resisting an Officer with Violence and Grand Theft with a Firearm in 2017.
@charlie ….. as you hinted, laws have never prevented criminals from doing anything. I have always wondered why politicians and legislatures believe they will.
I thought it was against the law for a convicted felon to be in possession of a weapon. Oh wait, yes it is. I guess we need even more laws so this won’t happen again?
So sad, both are only 20 and one is already a convicted felon.
Both enter prison young both come out very old, someone’s harboring irby, prosecute them too