Tuesday Mugshot Of The Moment: Chaos Followed Fatal Overland Park Shooting

Everything about this story is tragic and terrifying . . . Moreover, it provides a bit of context about why Johnson County "Golden Ghetto" neighbors are hesitant to welcome more apartment dwellers.

Here's part of the story . . .

Documents say the first act that took place was the shooting victim used his firearm to pistol whip the suspect's friend and a fight began over a balcony of the apartment complex in which the suspect shot the victim and he fell.

When officers arrived on scene and plugged the victim's gunshot wound and decided to move him by his head and shoulders to the parking lot of the apartment complex to make it easier for medical crews. However, the victrim had broken his neck, most likely from the fall, and when officers moved him, it severed his spinal cord. He died as soon as officers placed him down in the parking lot.

Shortly after the incident, court documents say someone drove by the victim's mother's residence and fired multiple shots into it. No one was hurt or injured.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Man sentenced in 2020 Overland Park killing of 18-year-old man

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - A 20-year-old Edwardsville, Kansas man was sentenced Monday in Johnson County court for the January 2020 killing of 18-year-old Patrick Miller. Joseph Decelles previously pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. A judge sentenced him Monday to four years and seven months in prison.

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