Far South Side man charged with 2012 homicide

A 19-year-old Chicago man was denied bail Sunday on a first-degree murder charge he faces in a fatal shooting last year.
Maurice Terrell, of the 11800 block of South Yale Avenue, was arrested Friday in the slaying of Quentin Johnson, 37, of Madison, Wis., .
Johnson was in Chicago for a funeral March 2, 2012.
About 11 p.m., he was in the driver's seat of a vehicle parked outside the Odyssey II nightclub, 210 E. 55th Place, chatting with a person outside the vehicle, prosecutors and court records say. Terrell walked up to the vehicle and fired 10 rounds into it, striking Johnson in the chest and lower back.
Johnson died a short time later. He had previously lived in Chicago.
Terrell fled after the shooting and jumped into a nearby vehicle carrying acquaintances.
Police heard the shots, and witnesses pointed them in the direction Terrell fled, Samp said. Officers stopped the vehicle Terrell was riding in a few blocks from the crime scene and found him in the back seat.
Police found a .45-caliber semi-automatic handgun underneath the passenger seat. Bullet casings found at the scene and the bullets fired at Johnson matched the handgun.
Terrell tested positive for gunshot residue, she said. The other people in the vehicle said they knew Terrell only in passing and he had just jumped into the vehicle