The double shooting on Brownlee Street is the Port City’s latest homicide -- after one of the two men shot died from his injuries. Both men were shot around 9:30 p.m. Saturday inside a parked car.
“It was here in this very spot -- that’s part of the door handle -- that came off the car,” said Wendell Austin, the brother of the surviving victim.
“He’s recovering pretty well -- he just got out of surgery. He’s up, he’s talking -- but he’s kind of emotional right now,” explained Austin. “He was telling him -- hey man I don’t know what you are talking about -- what’s going on. Well, shortly right after he left and pulled right back up -- my brother and the decedent was about to leave and he opened fire,” said Austin.
“Montraze was a fine guy -- one of the most humble guys I know -- and he didn’t deserve this. It was a random act of violence that was inflicted upon our family and friends,” said Austin.
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