Vigil reflects on shooting s 3 victims
Men had been associated with City Life
JAMIE DUFFY | The Journal Gazette
A vigil to honor the victims of last week s triple shooting and their families was held at City Life Center on Thursday, with City Life leaders asking for prayerful cooperation.
Mourners in groups of 10 were led into different rooms at City Life, 3701 S. Calhoun St., to “reflect on what happened to our young men,” Nygel Simms, City Life national leader, said. Simms knew Anderson Retic and Joshua Cooper, the 19-year-olds who were slain, and Jaylin Rice, 20, who continues to recuperate, all of whom were part of the City Life community.
Man held, charged in 2 slayings
Police use video; men, 19, killed; friend badly hurt
JAMIE DUFFY | The Journal Gazette
After the shooter parked his truck behind the Hyundai Sonata at fuel pump No. 9, surveillance cameras show him walking up and “repeatedly firing a handgun directly at the driver s side of this (the victims ) car.”
As the Sonata driver took off out of the Quick Stop on East State Boulevard heading south on Hobson Road about 7:20 p.m. Wednesday, Joseph Daniel Bossard hopped back into his truck and pursued the Hyundai, found crashed in a snow bank a half-mile away in the 1900 block of Hobson, documents filed Thursday in Allen Superior Court said.