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Two shooting suspects in separate cases booked into Boone County Jail

Mugshots for Daqwon Jackson & Anthony Warren Jr.
Boone County Jail
Mugshots for Daqwon Jackson & Anthony Warren Jr.

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)

Two suspects in recent shootings in Columbia are behind bars at the Boone County Jail.

According to online jail records, Daqwon Jackson and Anthony Warren Jr. were booked into jail over the weekend.

Warren is charged after he is accused of shooting at a car on Volunteer Drive on Wednesday. Records show he was booked into the Boone County Jail on Sunday night. He is being held without bond.

Warren appeared in court on Monday, according to Casenet. His attorney has waived his arraignment and entered a not-guilty plea for Warren. A motion for a bond reduction was also filed before his arrest. His next court date has not been set.

ABC 17 News has reached out to the Boone County Sheriff's Office for more information about Warren's arrest.

Cosmo-Bethel Park scene

Jackson was arrested by the Columbia Police Department on Friday night after he was accused of shooting another person earlier that day in the area of Cosmo-Bethel Park.

Jackson was charged on Monday with first-degree assault, two counts of armed criminal action, first-degree domestic, unlawful use of a weapon and drug possession. He is being held at the Boone County Jail without bond. A court date has not been set.

According to a heavily redacted probable cause statement, Jackson dropped someone off at the park, saw two people “play fighting and got upset.” Jackson allegedly drove away from the park before parking near another vehicle, the statement says.

Jackson allegedly went up to the passenger side of the second vehicle and began grabbing someone’s belongings before pulling out a gun, the statement says. The vehicle backed up, almost hitting Jackson and Jackson then started fired, the statement says. A bullet hole was seen in the vehicle and the victim was taken to University Hospital with a gunshot wound in their upper right arm, the statement says.

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