Two more people turn themselves in after Henderson shootout

Wednesday, June 1, 2022
Two more people turn themselves in after Henderson shootout
Two more people turn themselves in after Henderson shootoutTuesday night, Charles Green and a 17-year-old turned themselves into police in connection with the shootout that took place at a gas station.

HENDERSON, N.C. -- Henderson police say two more people turned themselves in after a shootout on Saturday.

Tuesday night, Charles Green and a 17-year-old turned themselves into police.

Jordan Turnage, 21, of Creedmoor turned himself in late Tuesday afternoon. One person is still on the loose.

Green is facing multiple charges including discharging a firearm into occupied property and discharging a weapon in the city limits.

His bond was set at $110,000 and he is currently in the Vance County Detention Center.

Police have not shared the identity of the 17-year-old because he is a minor.

The incident, all captured on camera, happened around 4:20 on Saturday and shows a man, with a weapon under his jacket, getting out of a vehicle and walking toward the door of Gate City Foods, a mini-mart located on-site at the BP station.

Seconds later, several shots were fired. A different man began firing back when somebody else in the vehicle opens the door and does the same.

Henderson Police say one man involved in the shooting suffered non-life-threatening injuries to his feet.