Two Teens Charged in Family Dollar Shooting; Warrants Issued

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KENOSHA, Wis. — Two Kenosha teens have been charged in connection with an August 3 shooting outside the Family Dollar store on 22nd Avenue. Both are now wanted on felony warrants and are considered armed and dangerous.

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Travian I. White, 18, faces four charges: first-degree recklessly endangering safety, possession of a firearm by an adjudicated delinquent, pointing a firearm at another, and disorderly conduct while armed. Londrel F. Coleman, 19, is charged as a party to the crime of first-degree recklessly endangering safety while armed, and disorderly conduct while armed.

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According to the criminal complaints, surveillance and witness accounts show White fought a 14-year-old outside the store, then retrieved a handgun from a silver Hyundai SUV and fired multiple shots toward the teen and nearby bystanders. Witnesses ducked for cover as bullets struck near the store’s exterior wall. Coleman is alleged to have been armed as well, switching seats with White during the confrontation and firing a weapon before both fled the scene in the SUV.

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No injuries were reported, but prosecutors say the defendants’ actions showed “utter disregard for human life.” Investigators linked both to the Cut Throat Northside gang.

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On Monday, felony warrants were issued for both men’s arrests: $15,000 for White and $10,000 for Coleman. If convicted of the top charge, each faces up to 12 years and 6 months in prison, plus additional time for firearm enhancements.

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  1. Some cultures always grab a gun when they lose a fight.
    Same culture that stomps people’s heads when they are already down.
    It’s all about respect!

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      1. Are you saying you don’t know what culture is being referred to? I think you do. If somehow you don’t, spelling it out for you isn’t going to help.

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    1. U talk about our culture as if you have on your own culture is a bunch of inbreeds, emos, crackheaded hill billie’s who used our babies as alligators bait slaved numerous different races and even today your kind actively shoots up schools killing kids younger than 14 u dirty as cracker grown some balls go out in the real world say how you feel and watch how u come across a real man who doesn’t need to pick up a gun to beat tf outta u yo ass bitch just like yo daddy.

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      1. They probably Trump supporters to….only makes sense with the division they are implying….culture! Why can’t people just stfu, mind their business and move on. Commenting stupid shit just makes people look ignorant!

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        1. Stfu and minding your own business is how we got were we are today.
          ‘come across a real man who doesn’t need to pick up a gun to beat tf outta u yo ass bitch just like yo daddy.” Well I guess we’ll never know because youll never see a one on one fight.
          I’m glad to see you know the word Daddy. To bad he didnt stick around and whip your butt some. It mightve whooped the punk outta you.

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