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Second suspect arrested in shooting that killed 2, injured 2 on Telfair Street
By Steve Byerly
Published: May. 19, 2021 at 3:25 PM UTC|Updated: May. 19, 2021 at 4:03 PM UTC
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A second suspect has been arrested in connection with a shooting that left two women dead and two injured at the Magnolia Court Apartments off East Telfair Street.
Julian Floyd Mayes, 21, of Augusta, was arrested Tuesday, according to Richmond County jail booking records. He’s being held on two counts of murder, two counts of aggravated assault and one count of possession of a firearm or knife during a crime.
Tyler Prather, 21, was arrested soon after Thursday evening’s shooting at an apartment complex on East Telfair Street.
Authorities had told News 12 they were looking for a “second subject” in connection with the shooting incident.
That person is Mayes, authorities confirmed Wednesday morning.
A report released Monday morning by the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office gives details on the shooting.
It says that at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, deputies were dispatched to an apartment at 201 E. Telfair St., where they found Tishaa Moulton and Taliha Turner inside apartment with at least one apparent gunshot wound each and Moulton unresponsive.
Deputies also sound Latoya Oglesby lying in the stairwell of the with at least one apparent gunshot wound, also unresponsive.
Turner was transported to Augusta University Medical Center for treatment, where she was in critical condition after the shooting.
READ DEPUTIES’ REPORT ON THE SHOOTING:
21-134461 Incident Report by Jeremy Turnage on Scribd
Coroner Mark Bowen and Deputy Coroner Mitchell Freeman responded to the scene and pronounced Moulton and Oglesby dead at 6:29 p.m.
Three other victims had been shot at: Druscilla Kent, Ashley Johnson-Bradford and Shantel Anderson.
Kent and Johnson-Bradford were not injured.
Anderson was shot in the arm and was transported to AUMC for treatment and released.
Another incident report released Monday reveals a deputy was called to the scene due to an altercation about an hour before the shootings.
From left: Tyler Prather and Julian Floyd Mayes(WRDW)Just after 4:30 p.m. Thursday, a deputy was dispatched to the apartment complex to investigate a report of a fight apparently involving some of the victims.
Kent told a deputy that she’d gone over to the apartment of her neighbor, Moulton, to ask why Moulton called the police on her. Kent then “stated that Moulton (who is deaf) started getting in Kent’s face and waving her hands in the air.
Kent stated that she then pushed Moulton away and then Moulton punched Kent in the face, according to the deputy’s report.
Moulton advised that she had just came home from the store and Kent was kicking and hitting the door.
Moulton advised that she then opened the door and Kent punched her in the back of the head, according to the report.
Moulton stated that the fight made its way out to the parking lot and then ended, the report stated.
At the time of the report due to conflicting statements and no visible injuries on either party, the deputy was unable to determine a victim.
The shooting was part of a wave of violent crimes that swept the CSRA, leaving two people dead, eight people shot and one person stabbed within 12 hours.
READ ARREST WARRANTS IN SHOOTING:
SKM_28721051722320 by Jeremy Turnage on Scribd
Copyright 2021 WRDW/WAGT. All rights reserved.
Second suspect arrested in shooting that killed 2, injured 2 on Telfair Street
By Steve Byerly
Published: May. 19, 2021 at 3:25 PM UTC|Updated: May. 19, 2021 at 4:03 PM UTC
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A second suspect has been arrested in connection with a shooting that left two women dead and two injured at the Magnolia Court Apartments off East Telfair Street.
Julian Floyd Mayes, 21, of Augusta, was arrested Tuesday, according to Richmond County jail booking records. He’s being held on two counts of murder, two counts of aggravated assault and one count of possession of a firearm or knife during a crime.
Tyler Prather, 21, was arrested soon after Thursday evening’s shooting at an apartment complex on East Telfair Street.
Authorities had told News 12 they were looking for a “second subject” in connection with the shooting incident.
That person is Mayes, authorities confirmed Wednesday morning.
A report released Monday morning by the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office gives details on the shooting.
It says that at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, deputies were dispatched to an apartment at 201 E. Telfair St., where they found Tishaa Moulton and Taliha Turner inside apartment with at least one apparent gunshot wound each and Moulton unresponsive.
Deputies also sound Latoya Oglesby lying in the stairwell of the with at least one apparent gunshot wound, also unresponsive.
Turner was transported to Augusta University Medical Center for treatment, where she was in critical condition after the shooting.
READ DEPUTIES’ REPORT ON THE SHOOTING:
21-134461 Incident Report by Jeremy Turnage on Scribd
Coroner Mark Bowen and Deputy Coroner Mitchell Freeman responded to the scene and pronounced Moulton and Oglesby dead at 6:29 p.m.
Three other victims had been shot at: Druscilla Kent, Ashley Johnson-Bradford and Shantel Anderson.
Kent and Johnson-Bradford were not injured.
Anderson was shot in the arm and was transported to AUMC for treatment and released.
Another incident report released Monday reveals a deputy was called to the scene due to an altercation about an hour before the shootings.
From left: Tyler Prather and Julian Floyd Mayes(WRDW)Just after 4:30 p.m. Thursday, a deputy was dispatched to the apartment complex to investigate a report of a fight apparently involving some of the victims.
Kent told a deputy that she’d gone over to the apartment of her neighbor, Moulton, to ask why Moulton called the police on her. Kent then “stated that Moulton (who is deaf) started getting in Kent’s face and waving her hands in the air.
Kent stated that she then pushed Moulton away and then Moulton punched Kent in the face, according to the deputy’s report.
Moulton advised that she had just came home from the store and Kent was kicking and hitting the door.
Moulton advised that she then opened the door and Kent punched her in the back of the head, according to the report.
Moulton stated that the fight made its way out to the parking lot and then ended, the report stated.
At the time of the report due to conflicting statements and no visible injuries on either party, the deputy was unable to determine a victim.
The shooting was part of a wave of violent crimes that swept the CSRA, leaving two people dead, eight people shot and one person stabbed within 12 hours.
READ ARREST WARRANTS IN SHOOTING:
SKM_28721051722320 by Jeremy Turnage on Scribd
Copyright 2021 WRDW/WAGT. All rights reserved.
