A man wanted for questioning in the shooting turned himself in, but he hasn't been charged in the incident that started as a fight before turning fatal.
A deadly shooting that happened at a METRO bus stop in April will be referred to a grand jury, the Harris County District Attorney's Office announced on Tuesday.
A 22-year-old man wanted for questioning in the deadly shooting of 43-year-old Charles Evans turned himself in overnight. Authorities did not release the man's name since he has not been charged.According to police, Evans and another man got into a physical fight on the bus. Witnesses said Evans punched the man multiple times, but the fight didn't end there. It continued after they both got off the bus.
The man who had been punched then pulled out a gun and fired multiple shots at Evans, who was taken to the hospital, police said. He died.Two days later, detectives released surveillance video of the alleged gunman boarding a METRO bus moments before shots were fired in hopes of receiving the public's help in identifying him.
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