17-year-old male : “Shannon St. Teen Slaying: Defendant in Court”

Accident – Death – Obituary News :

The Fatal Shooting Incident in Worcester

On a fateful morning in February, the quiet neighbourhood of Shannon Street in Worcester was rocked by a tragic incident that left the community in shock. A 17-year-old male was gunned down at 14 Shannon St., sparking a wave of uncertainty and fear among residents.

Suspects Arrested and Brought to Court

Following intensive investigations, the authorities apprehended 21-year-old Kidam Oquendo and 18-year-old Alexis Medeiros in connection with the fatal shooting. The duo, described as boyfriend and girlfriend, were arraigned in Worcester Central District Court on Monday.

Charges and Court Proceedings

Oquendo faces several charges, including assault to murder, carrying a firearm without a license, and possession of ammunition without a FID card. On the other hand, Medeiros is charged with accessory after the fact and obstruction of justice.

Evidence and Surveillance

According to court records, surveillance video footage showed Oquendo firing his firearm multiple times on the street where the incident occurred. With the help of advanced technology, he was identified and located by law enforcement authorities.

Prior Criminal Cases

Prior to these charges, Oquendo had an open case in Superior Court, where he faced charges related to possession of a loaded machine gun and possession of a large capacity firearm. Judge Timothy M. Bibaud ordered Oquendo to be held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing on March 4.

Allegations and Legal Proceedings

During court proceedings, Medeiros claimed innocence and stated that she had not been in contact with Oquendo for three months prior to the incident. However, her statements were met with scepticism by investigators, leading to further legal complexities.

Bail and Future Hearings

While the prosecution recommended a bail of $20,000 for Medeiros, the defence argued for her release on personal recognizance. Judge Bibaud set Medeiros’ bail at $2,500, with conditions of house arrest and monitoring. A probable cause hearing for Medeiros is scheduled for March 28.

As the legal proceedings continue, the community awaits further developments in this tragic and unsettling case that has left many questions unanswered.

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