Plaquemine shooter’s parents arrested for obstruction of justice, suspect still at large

Plaquemine shooter's parents arrested for obstruction of justice, suspect still at large
Buffett Image

The father and stepmother of a suspected shooter in Plaquemine have been arrested, accused of trying to help him avoid law enforcement.

Mario and Alicia Harmason were booked on counts of obstruction of justice and accessory after the fact of second-degree murder after a man was found dead in a lawn on Kember Drive early on the morning of April 7.

The Iberville Parish Sheriff’s Office identified the victim as a 24-year-old Kendrick Carter, of Plaquemine. He was shot three times.

The sheriff’s office said they have not determined a motive. The U.S. Marshall has been notified of the suspect, though deputies are holding off on making the name public.

Chief Deputy Ronnie Hebert said the Harmasons told him they were the only ones at home and they did not hear gun shots, both things deputies later learned were not true. Mario Harmason did not tell deputies that he left home at 12:26, about 20 minutes after the shooting occurred. Deputies believe he was taking the shooter to another location.

“We have also since learned that Alicia was responsible for deleting videos [from a security camera] that would have aided us,” Hebert said.

Source

About Mary Weyand 12233 Articles
Mary founded Scoop Tour with an aim to bring relevant and unaltered news to the general public with a specific view point for each story catered by the team. She is a proficient journalist who holds a reputable portfolio with proficiency in content analysis and research. With ample knowledge about the Automobile industry, she also contributes her knowledge for the Automobile section of the website.

Be the first to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.


*