JASPER, Texas — The second person believed to be involved in a car-to-car shooting that happened soon after the after-prom party shooting on April 23 has turned himself in.
Terrien Shayveon Collins, 21, has been charged with failure to report a felony, which is a Class A misdemeanor, in connection with a April 23 shooting in the area of Bevil Loop in the city of Jasper.
Jacquis Tayshun Bell, 19, of Jasper, who was previously identified as a suspect and turned himself in as well, has also been charged with two additional crimes, deadly conduct (third-degree felony) and aggravated assault (second-degree felony).
According to arrest documents, as deputies were identifying victims of the after-prom party shooting that left 11 people injured at the local hospital, the sheriff's office heard about multiple shots fired in the area of Bevil Loop in the city of Jasper.
Bell was arrested after turning himself in to the Jasper County Sheriff's Office and already charged with failure to report a felony.
Officials say evidence at the Bevil Loop shooting helped investigators identify four suspects in the after-prom party shooting on County Road 263. Those suspects, Cheston Hartsfield, 18, of Newton; Tracy Hickman, 19, of Newton; Cameron Hartsfield, 19, of Newton; Tyler Porter, 19, of Newton, have all been charged with aggravated assault and engaging in organized crime.
Police said that more people could be involved in the Bevil Loop shooting as the investigation is ongoing.