"Uptown Charlotte New Year's Eve Shooting: Suspect's Bond Raised as Five Victims Recover"

On New Year's Eve, five individuals were shot at Romare Bearden Park in Uptown Charlotte, with the suspect, 19-year-old Daevion Crawford, facing multiple felony charges. The incident caused chaos and trauma among victims and witnesses, with one victim's tibia shattered, requiring surgery. Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles emphasized the need for continued focus on public safety and the collective responsibility to prevent gun violence. Crawford's bond was raised to $1.5 million, and while the gun has not been found, video surveillance led to his identification as a suspect. His mother contested the evidence in court, and Crawford claimed a friend was the shooter. The community seeks justice and recovery for the victims.
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