CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) - Charleston police have charged a third suspect and filed more charges against two others in connection with the fatal shooting at the Exxon on upper Meeting Street earlier this month.

Charleston Police Department Public Information Officer Charles Francis said officers arrested 21-year-old Omary Rashard Kornickey, of King Street, on Wednesday afternoon and charged him with first-degree murder and attempted murder.

The two other suspects facing murder charges, 23-year-old Brian Ancrum, of Tripe Street, and 29-year-old Glendell Gladden Jr., of Robinhood Drive, are now also each facing an attempted murder charge.

The trio are suspected of shooting and killing 22-year-old Don’ta Pringle and injuring several others at the Exxon station, located at Meeting and Woolfe streets, early July 14.

Officers responded to the gas station around 2 a.m. in reference to a shooting. Witnesses told police that three people had been shot, with one identified as Pringle who later died as a result of his injuries.

An affidavit states it all started when five individuals had a conversation with a number of women at the gas station. Witnesses reported seeing Gladden stepping out of a dark-colored SUV, driven by Ancrum, and walking in the parking lot.

According to investigators, the SUV pulled up toward Meeting Street and a subject was seen leaving the passenger side of the vehicle. Police say the vehicle turned on Woolfe Street and three minutes later gunfire was heard.

Don'ta and two other people were shot during the gunfire. Police say the victims then pulled out of the gas station attempting to take Don'ta to MUSC. Court records state the victims were then shot at by occupants of the SUV at the intersection of Woolfe and Nassau.

Investigators say Gladden and Ancrum were both identified in separate photo lineups by multiple witnesses. An affidavit states that Glendale was identified as a passenger in the SUV and Ancrum was identified as the driver of the vehicle.

The two other victims, one female and one male, were taken to Trident Hospital and Roper St. Francis. Francis said both those victims have non-life-threatening injuries.

Police found a number of spent casings near the gas pumps on the east side of the gas station, an officer noted in his report.

Source: http://www.live5news.com/story/22930484/police-arrest-3rd-suspect-file-more-charges-in-fatal-meeting-st-shooting

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