The Columbus Police Department has made two more arrests resulting from a Nov. 14 drive-by shooting.
According to information provided by CPD Public Information Officer Terrie Songer, Jameale Cortez Willis was arrested Wednesday, and Javarr Marquest Johnson was arrested Tuesday.
Willis, 17, of 720 19th St. N. in Columbus was arrested at 8:18 a.m. on a charge of drive-by shooting. Johnson, 18, of 504 20th St. N. in Columbus was arrested Tuesday at 11:16 p.m. Both arrests stem from the drive-by shooting that took place Nov. 14 at 1110 Seventh Ave.
This makes the third and fourth arrests made in this incident.
No bond or court date has been set for either Willis or Johnson.
Others who were previously arrested for the same crime are Quinton Cortez Hairston, 17, and Joseph Allen Rush, 18.
Other arrests
In other arrests, CPD arrested Ceasar Chris Sherrod Tuesday at 8:06 a.m.
Sherrod, 34 of 1514 22nd St. N., was charged with malicious mischief-felony. The arrest stems from an Oct. 16 incident in which Sherrod had gotten into a verbal altercation with a subject and damaged the car she was driving.
No bond or court date has been set.
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