Suspect in fatal Mamou Mardi Gras Shooting and St. Martin Parish Shooting after Louisiana | Local

St. Martin Parish, La. (News 15) – It turns out that the suspect in the deadly Mamou Mardi Gras concert shooting will also be sought for a shootout in St. Martin Parish in January. Trae'land Castille, 19, from Arnaudville, is waiting for the delivery to Louisiana after being captured in East Texas. Arrivals not only raise him with several murder and murder experiments in Mamou, but also accuse him of a firearm in the St. Martin shooter because of serious bodily harm.

Conroe, Texas – a sheriff in Texas said a dangerous refugee who is responsible for a deadly shooting in a Mardi Gras Zydeco concert in Mamou, in which two life was challenged and, thanks to the fast and coordinated efforts of the law enforcement authorities, injured in several other. On Saturday, March 8th, members of the Sheriff office of the Montgomery County and the police department of Conroe were successfully recorded together with the US marshals in the violent cravings of the Gulf Coast and the refugee -task Force to trae'land Ty'Rell Castille, 19, from Arnaudville, a Fugitive -Fugitive murder and Assault attack building. Castille was taken into custody after hiding in an apartment complex in the County of South Montgomery. He is currently locked up in the Montgomery County prison and is waiting for delivery.

Mamou, La. (News 15) – The names were published by the two teenagers who were killed in the Mamou Mardi Gras concert shootings. Bryson Green was a student at the Cecilia High School and the second youngest of six siblings. Alaya Christian, honorary student at the Lafayette Renaissance Charter High School, was also killed.

Mamou, La. (News 15) – Two shootings in Mamou's Mardi Gras Concerts had a total of two teenagers dead and 14 injured. It was learned that one of the killed honorary students was at the Lafayette Renaissance Charter High School. Alaya Christian also played in the school's softball team and was a member of the student Council. Headmaster said she was “deeply missing”. The police, witnesses and musicians Chris Ardoin, who occurred while firing, all commented on the incident. The police said the cause of the shootings and if they are related, it was still unknown. A large amount of people enjoyed celebrations on Mardi Gras in Mamou, and seconds later shots rang out of a fully automatic weapon and let hundreds run for their lives. It was the second shootout at Mamou Mardi Gras in so many days after the three victims wounded on Monday. “When we all came on site, we saw the officers there, we injured several people and two people were suffered and two are in a critical condition in Lafayette and the rest are treated because of their injuries,” said Pat Hall, chief of police from Mamou.

Mamou, La. (News 15) -Shots stuck for a second day in a row at a carnival grass party in Mamou and this time with fatal consequences. The shots occurred at the Mardi Gras Zydeco concert in Mamou. Police chief Charles “Pat” Hall confirmed that two teenagers are dead and 11 others are wounded by the second shootout. The names of the victims were not published. The boss added that a person was identified by interest and that detectives pursue leads in the investigation.