CATAWBA COUNTY, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- Another arrest has been made in connection with the deadly mass shooting that took place at a house party over the weekend.
Zoe Makenna Braswell has been arrested and charged with accessory after the fact to attempted first-degree murder.
Authorities have not released details about her bond or when she’s expected to appear in court.
Photo: Zoe Makenna Braswell via CCSOThis marks the latest development in a growing list of arrests and charges connected to the incident, which left one man dead and 11 others injured after more than 80 shots were fired into a crowd of partygoers. The party, attended by nearly 100 people, happened on June 1.
What happened?
Gunfire broke out from a wooded hillside behind a neighboring home, according to investigators. The barrage of bullets killed Shawn Patrick Hood, 58, and wounded nearly a dozen other people. Authorities believe multiple shooters were involved.
Search for more suspects
Several people are already facing charges in the case:
Garon Nathaniel Killian, 20, was charged earlier this week with attempted first-degree murder. He had previously been arrested in April for a different shooting and was originally given a $200,000 bond. That bond has now been revoked Toland Huff Jr., 20, and Ke’andre O’Neal Mack, 19, are also wanted for attempted first-degree murder. Huff has a violent criminal record and is considered armed and dangerous Izaiah “Zae” Mitchell, 18, of Morganton, is wanted in a separate armed robbery case in Burke County. He has also been named a person of interest in the mass shootingParty organizers charged
Authorities have charged two men with helping organize the party where the shooting occurred. Both face three counts of aiding underage alcohol possession:
Raekwon Malik Craig - being held without bond, court appearance on June 5 Patrick Tolbert - released on $10,000 bond, court date set for July 14Investigators said many attendees were underage, and they're also looking into whether people were charged an “entry fee” to attend.
Reward being offered
While the shooting hasn't been officially labeled gang-related, officials noted that some suspects have known gang ties. The FBI is offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the remaining suspects.
Residents and businesses are being asked to check security footage from the night of May 31 into June 1, particularly around these areas:
Highway 127 Huffman Farm Road Pittstown Road Bethel Church RoadAnyone with tips, photos, or video footage can contact the Catawba County Sheriff’s Office at 828-464-3112 or submit evidence directly to the FBI.
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