Fight, gunfire lead to PB man’s arrest
A Pine Bluff man was arrested Sunday in Little Rock after he shot a man twice during an argument, Little Rock police said.
Kenrossie Iverson, 21, was arrested and charged with first-degree battery and possession of marijuana. He was taken to the Pulaski County jail, where he was awaiting a bail hearing Sunday evening.
Just before 10 a.m., Iverson and Clinton York, 29, got into “a vehicle disturbance” at 9704 Ithica Drive, according to an arrest report. The argument escalated, turning physical, and Iverson shot York twice, police said.
Officers found York on a couch in the home with a gunshot wound in his left arm and another in his stomach, police said. He was taken to UAMS Medical Center, where was was in stable condition, police said.
Iverson had left the home before officers got there, but police found him walking in the 3600 block of Pine Cone Drive, where he was taken into custody, the arrest report states. Before his arrest, officers saw Iverson “put down a glass” of marijuana, the report states.
LR man surrenders on 12 terror counts
A Little Rock man wanted on 12 terroristic-act warrants surrendered to police Saturday, a department spokesman said Sunday.
Jamie Clayton, 20, was arrested and charged with 12 counts of committing a terroristic act. He remained at the Pulaski County jail Sunday.
Clayton is accused of shooting at a house, a bus and 12 people near West 25th and Lewis streets on Dec. 27, police said.
About 2 a.m. that day, area residents heard a first round of gunfire, but didn’t see anything when they looked outside, according to a police report.
A few hours later, a woman returning from a trip found bullet holes in her home and vehicle and called police.
Nearly 10 hours later, witnesses reported a second round of gunfire. Seven women told officers they were outside when a white pickup drove by on West 25th Street and a man in the truck bed began firing, police said. One woman, Shanderka Dotson, 37, was struck in the foot but declined medical treatment, police said.
Five vehicles were hit in the shooting, along with a Central Arkansas Transit Authority bus. The bus’s three occupants were uninjured.
According to police, about 30-50 shots were fired with a .223-caliber rifle.
Clayton was out on bond from an October shooting. In that shooting, he and two others are accused of opening fire on officers from the inside of a South Monroe Street home.
Arkansas, Pages 9 on 01/06/2014