KANSAS CITY —A Kansas City man faces charges for a shooting that took place in a parking lot over the summer.
Marvillie Marshall ,19, is charged with Unlawful Use of a Weapon, two counts of Armed Criminal Action, and 2nd Degree Assault, according to Jackson County Prosecutor Melesa Johnson.
According to court records, a business reported to Kansas City police that a shooting had been captured on their surveillance cameras on June 29. Detectives reviewed the footage and saw about 150 vehicles in and around the business parking lot, then observed firearm muzzle flashes from two different guns. As people ran to their vehicles, a man, later identified as Marshall, wearing a gray hoodie, black Nike shoes, black jeans, and a full-face mask appeared from the top of the screen, running and hopping from east to west through the parking lot, shooting over multiple vehicles and about two dozen uninvolved parties.
It appeared he was shooting with his left hand because his right hand looked injured, wrapped with medical supplies.
There were more than 100 shell casings recovered from the scene. There were no reported injuries.
Detectives were able to identify Marshall through social media, as he had a post with the exact clothing he was wearing during the incident and detectives had access to multiple videos of Marshall's injured arm/hand wrapped with the same medical supplies from the surveillance video.
Marshall had previously been identified by SAVE KC, but did not attend a call-in.
A Jackson County judge set a $25,000 cash-only bond.