By | February 19, 2024
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Teen Murder Suspect Back in Jail After Shooting at Mill Ridge Park

A 19-year-old murder suspect, who was out on bond awaiting trial for two separate murder cases, has been arrested following a shooting at Mill Ridge Park in Nashville, Tennessee. Oswaldo Corado was taken into custody after allegedly shooting a 23-year-old acquaintance and pointing a gun at the victim’s cousin at the park on Friday evening.

Police Investigation and Arrest

The Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD) identified Corado as the suspect in the shooting and quickly issued two new aggravated assault warrants for his arrest. Detectives from various MNPD units, including the Specialized Investigations Division and SWAT/Special Response Team, worked together to locate Corado and ensure the safety of the community.

After coordinating with the La Vergne Police Department, MNPD officers apprehended Corado in the parking lot of a Walmart in La Vergne. He was taken to the Downtown Detention Center and booked on the new warrants, with a bond set at $150,000.

Prior Criminal Charges

Corado’s run-ins with the law date back to 2020 when he was arrested at the age of 16 and charged with criminal homicide in connection with the shooting of 22-year-old Lee V. Turner Jr. outside the Tornado Bus Station. In 2021, he faced another criminal homicide charge for the fatal shooting of 34-year-old Alexander Presley outside his Weaver Drive home.

Both homicide cases were transferred from Juvenile Court to Criminal Court, and Corado was placed on an ankle monitor with strict conditions prohibiting him from being around firearms. Despite these restrictions, he found himself back in police custody after the recent shooting incident at Mill Ridge Park.

Authorities are now working to ensure that Corado remains in custody and faces justice for his alleged involvement in the shooting. The community is urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to law enforcement to prevent further incidents of violence.

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