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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

Today's Tuesday. It's June 7th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, the second suspect wanted in the mass shooting on South Street this past weekend that killed three people and left 11 others shot and wounded was arrested by U.S. Marshals.

Roshin Verene was taken into police headquarters on Monday night. He is one of two men charged by the district attorney's office Monday in connection to Saturday night shooting.

U.S. Marshals made the arrest in the 2,300 block of Hempberger Street in South Philadelphia. A second suspect,

18-year-old Karan Garner, who is currently in custody, is charged with multiple offenses,

including aggravated assault and aggravated assault on law enforcement. He did not have a license

to carry a gun. District Attorney Joanne Pescitor said,

among the three people killed were two innocent bystanders identified as 22-year-old Christopher

Miners and 27-year-old Alexis Quinn. The third person killed is identified as 34-year-old Gregory

Japan Jackson. Of the 11 wounded, a man identified as Micah Towns remains in serious condition.

The district attorney's office said both Jackson and Towns had a license to carry.

The whole scene was chaotic, but surveillance video shows Jackson and Towns exchanging words.

Jackson then pulls out a gun.

The video shows Jackson and Vereen beating Towns.

Then there's a gunfire exchange.

Both Towns and Jackson are hit. Gregory Jackson shoots at Micah Towns first. Mic beating Towns. Then there's a gunfire exchange. Both Towns and Jackson are hit.

Gregory Jackson shoots at Micah Towns first. Micah Towns returns fire, killing and shooting Gregory

Jackson, Pescortor said. Police sources confirm that Verene is a man seen in the video,

picking up Jackson's gun and passing it off to someone in a blue hoodie. Then he stays with

Jackson applying pressure to the gunshot wound.

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