But the 22-year-old Fenger High School alum’s younger brother was held in lieu of a $250,000 bond for allegedly threatening to shoot four people shortly after the July 26 incident.
Brian Haynes, 21, of the 11700 block of South Vincennes Avenue, was arrested on the night of his brother’s shooting after he kicked in a front door of a home and threatened four people inside with a gun.
Haynes' brother, Michael, was killed when he tried to break up a fight between neighborhood friends over a necklace.
After the slaying, Brian Haynes stormed into the home on the 11600 block of South Vincennes, saying he was looking for someone. The people inside, who are all related, said that individual wasn't there and asked him not to shoot his gun.
Brian Haynes, a self-admitted Gangster Disciple, threatened the four and then fired several rounds before fleeing the scene. No one was hurt and police recovered a .40 shell from the living room, according to police reports and prosecutors. Haynes has been charged with four counts of home invasion and discharge of a firearm, according to court records.
Police had been investigating whether Haynes had been looking for his brother’s killer when committing the home invasion, authorities
2 comments:
Damn now the brother gone be gone for a while damn that wasn't smart@all
stupid ass gangbangers. give him the chair.
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