Two additional teens have been charged in connection with a deadly shooting at a Winston-Salem park that left two people dead and five injured in April, WXII reports.
The Winston-Salem Police Department has charged Caroli Gonzalez-Medrano, 17, along with a 14-year-old girl. Both are accused of willfully inciting another to engage in a riot, contributing to a death and willfully inciting a riot leading to property damage or serious bodily injury.
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These arrests are just the latest in a series of arrests related to the shooting that stemmed from a fight between two teenage girls on Monday, April 20, at Leinbach Park.
The 14-year-old was charged on May 5 and is under house arrest due to a secure custody order. Her identity could not be released due to state law.
Gonzalez-Medrano was charged on Wednesday, May 27. She is set to appear in court on June 4.
Three other people were arrested in connection with this shooting last month.
Winston-Salem police arrested Yamilet Jimenez-Milan, 21, and charged her with felony inciting to riot. Steven Villanueva, 17, was also arrested and charged as an adult with felony inciting to riot.
Joel Michael Gamble-Toliver, 18, was arrested and charged with felony child abuse and felony riot for his role in the shooting.
In a press conference in April, Police Chief William H. Penn, Jr. said adults who watched the fight, but did not step in to stop it, would also face charges.
Police say the investigation into the shooting is ongoing.