Knimrod
04-16-2006, 11:45 AM
Suspect Turns Himself in for Playground Shooting
April 16, 2006
WLNS News
LANSING - Police say the man wanted in a playground shooting on Lansing's north side turned himself in overnight. That suspect- 25-year-old Trensio Mario Hood. Prosecutors issued a four-count warrant against Hood Saturday, including charges for attempted murder and possession of a weapon in a school zone. The charges come after an incident Thursday afternoon at Grand River Elementary on Lansing's north side.
Police say Hood shot 17-year-old Devin Donte Lewis, who is still in critical condition. LPD says they worked 'round the clock to identify the suspect and they took this crime very seriously, especially because it took place on the playground.
Captain Ray Hall, Lansing Police Department: "If you go on a playground, we're going to pour all of our resources to try and apprehend you. This is a zero-tolerance area, zero tolerance for the Lansing Police Department, but also for the prosecutor and for the community."
Prosecutors have issued four felony charges. Police say Hood will likely be arraigned soon.
Original Story: New information about a shooting at a Lansing school playground. Police are releasing a picture of the man they believe pulled the trigger. Police are looking for 25-year-old Trensio Mario Hood, who they consider to be armed and dangerous.
Hood is facing multiple charges, including attempted murder for a shooting this past Thursday on the playground of Grand River Elementary in north Lansing. Hood is accused of shooting 17-year-old Devin Donte Lewis, who police say is still in serious condition.
Lansing police have been working around the clock since the shooting to identify a suspect and say they are taking this shooting very seriously, especially because it took place on a playground.
Captain Ray Hall, Lansing Police Department: "If you go on a playground, we're going to pour all of our resources to try and apprehend you. This is a zero-tolerance area, zero tolerance for the Lansing Police Department, but also for the prosecutor and for the community."
Captain Hall says the community has really stepped forward helping police to identify the suspect. They are once again turning to the community, this time to help find Hood. Police believe Hood is still in the Lansing area. If you have any information on where he is, you're asked to call the Lansing Police Department at 483-4819.
April 16, 2006
WLNS News
LANSING - Police say the man wanted in a playground shooting on Lansing's north side turned himself in overnight. That suspect- 25-year-old Trensio Mario Hood. Prosecutors issued a four-count warrant against Hood Saturday, including charges for attempted murder and possession of a weapon in a school zone. The charges come after an incident Thursday afternoon at Grand River Elementary on Lansing's north side.
Police say Hood shot 17-year-old Devin Donte Lewis, who is still in critical condition. LPD says they worked 'round the clock to identify the suspect and they took this crime very seriously, especially because it took place on the playground.
Captain Ray Hall, Lansing Police Department: "If you go on a playground, we're going to pour all of our resources to try and apprehend you. This is a zero-tolerance area, zero tolerance for the Lansing Police Department, but also for the prosecutor and for the community."
Prosecutors have issued four felony charges. Police say Hood will likely be arraigned soon.
Original Story: New information about a shooting at a Lansing school playground. Police are releasing a picture of the man they believe pulled the trigger. Police are looking for 25-year-old Trensio Mario Hood, who they consider to be armed and dangerous.
Hood is facing multiple charges, including attempted murder for a shooting this past Thursday on the playground of Grand River Elementary in north Lansing. Hood is accused of shooting 17-year-old Devin Donte Lewis, who police say is still in serious condition.
Lansing police have been working around the clock since the shooting to identify a suspect and say they are taking this shooting very seriously, especially because it took place on a playground.
Captain Ray Hall, Lansing Police Department: "If you go on a playground, we're going to pour all of our resources to try and apprehend you. This is a zero-tolerance area, zero tolerance for the Lansing Police Department, but also for the prosecutor and for the community."
Captain Hall says the community has really stepped forward helping police to identify the suspect. They are once again turning to the community, this time to help find Hood. Police believe Hood is still in the Lansing area. If you have any information on where he is, you're asked to call the Lansing Police Department at 483-4819.