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Raymore MAN sentenced to 25 years

Well, tonight we will get answers in a fatal triple shoot in Blue Springs. Two men were killed, a teenager who was injured, and the police say that the victims are the 19-year-old Adriano Hamilton, Junior and 20-year-old Carmelo Matlock. KMBC Nines Dennis Evans spoke to the police there. Dennis. Yes, the police are still examining the shootings in which two men killed and injured a 17 -year -old. You say that it happened here in front of this sand pit on a crowded Saturday evening. Today these beach volleyball courts are quiet and empty in Wilbur Young Park. A different scene than what the police describe here on Saturday evening. Our hearts hurt that such boys were taken in a place where families gather during the day and hang around teenagers in the evening. Children from our subway come and play basketball, volleyball and tennis. It is a place that children can go and it is not a party. The police describe this park as safe, but on Saturday evening the safety was taken away by shots that broke up this amount of more than 100 children gathered here. It took two lives and the police were looking for how this escalated to a shootout and why they can watch it in front of the camera. You can see that the mood changes. Uh, you can't hear what's going on, but you can see the mood changes in the park. Many people start going. There will be signs before a big fight. Usually people crowd into an area, aggressive screaming. That is the time you want to leave. The police say that this is definitely the time they want to leave. And unfortunately the people who did not leave on Saturday evening were killed and one injured. The cameras that you look at will be one of the keys to solve this case. The police say

Raymore man, who was condemned in the Blue Springs Park for fatal shooting

A man will spend 25 years behind bars for his role in a fatal shooting in a Blue Springs Park in April 2024. Video above: April 2024 About the shootout, which left two dead people, a third injured in a Blue Springs Parkmarquis E. Savannah last week, voluntarily and in connection with the incident. Sentences for both are delivered one after the other and for 25 years. On April 13, 2024, three people were shot in a park near the Blue Springs South High School. Ladronal Hamilton Jr., 19, from Kansas City, Missouri, and Karmello Matlock, 20, from Blue Springs, Missouri, died of their injuries. The third shooter, a 17-year-old, survived. Savannah, who was 18 years old, and a teenager was arrested and charged with the shootout. Savannah was originally exposed to the first degree. “Two young human lives were canceled, and another young person will now spend decades behind bars as a result of his actions. Violence is never tolerated regardless of age,” said Jackson County's prosecutor, Melesa Johnson, in a press release. “Our office is still obliged to seek justice for victims and their families.”

In April 2024, a man will spend 25 years behind bars for his role in a fatal shooting in a Blue Springs Park.

Video above: April 2024 Reporting on shooting, which left two dead people, a third injured in a Blue Springs Park

Marquis E. Savannah was guilty last week in connection with the incident of taking voluntary manslaughter and armed criminal measures. Sentences for both are delivered one after the other and for 25 years.

On April 13, 2024, three people were shot in a park near the Blue Springs South High School.

Ladronal Hamilton Jr., 19, from Kansas City, Missouri, and Karmello Matlock, 20, from Blue Springs, Missouri, died of their injuries.

The third shooter, a 17-year-old, survived.

Savannah, who was 18 years old, and a teenager was arrested and charged with the shootout. Savannah was originally exposed to the first degree.

“Two young human lives were canceled, and another young person will now spend decades behind bars as a result of his actions. Violence is never tolerated regardless of age,” said Jackson County's prosecutor, Melesa Johnson, in a press release. “Our office is still obliged to seek justice for victims and their families.”