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Two people have been arrested in connection to the Jan. 21 shooting death of a Grand Junction man.

artisteer, Getty Images 18-year-old Antonio Masso admitted possessing and discharging an unlicensed gun in the area of Thorp and Walnut Street in the City on June 26. In August, Masso pleaded guilty to the violent felony count.  His arrest came as a result of a joint investigation involving City of Binghamton Police and the Broome County District Attorney’s office. Police had recovered three shell casings at the scene of the 11 p.m. shots fired incident. There was no one hurt by the gunfire. In addition to the prison time, Masso is to serve two-and-a-half years post-release supervision. E...

Christ church hospital for treatment. >> injuries ranging from gunshot wounds to the legs and faces and arms. >> reporter: investigators recovered weapons at both locations, plus two explosive devices attached to a vehicle. police arrested the 28-year-old man now charged with murder. two others are arrested for suspected weapon possession. none of them had been on any security watch list. >> we had no agencies having any information about these people. >> reporter: long after the shooting, some inside the mosques are still not answering their phones, leaving many to wonder, are they alive? >> ...

>> my point is citizens have rights when they commit a crime, noncitizens don't. >> your point is drama to make distractions from the tragedy here. this woman is dead is a tragedy, quite frankly, i believe that she became a political football in the campaign, was tragic, because her family should have been focused on their mourning, and preparing for this case. the ruling in this case is confusing. as a nonlawyer, it is confusing to me that the man was not found guilty of anything. though i agree first degree murder would have been -- >> he was found guilty. >> ed, wait. >> he was found guilty...

Emerging about the 19-year-old who has been a fugitive for the past two years and what he was doing in the final hours before he was captured. new surveillance video shows him at a marina in the bahamas before he led them on a high-speed race on a boat and questioning whether there is enough evidence that harris moore can be convicted of. they're looking at chalked outlines of his foot and toe prints that could eventually lead to a conviction. nbc peter alexander joins us live from nassau, bahamas. tell us more on what will happen for this young man. >> we just got an escort up to the courtroo...