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Marshals capture fugitive suspect in deadly Cleveland double shooting
By Robert Gearty
Published May 05, 2020
A man wanted in a Cleveland double homicide has been arrested after being on the run for nearly two years, according to reports.
The U.S. Marshals Service said Gianni Gray, 37, was arrested at a Cleveland home around 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, WOIO-TV reported.
Gray was wanted on murder charges stemming from a July 2018 shooting on an I-90 exit ramp.
Malachia Stewart, 35, and Andre Williams, 35, were sitting in a car at a stop light when a passenger in another vehicle opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle, according to reports.
Gianni Gray, 37. (Summit County Crime Stoppers)
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Both victims were struck multiple times.
A stray bullet grazed a 24-year-old woman stopped at the light in her own vehicle.
Gray was also wanted for a double shooting in Florida, Detroit's WXYZ-TV reported in December 2018.
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Gray previously served three years on weapons and trafficking charges, WKYC-TV reported at the time of the shooting.
The station reported that days after the shooting, Williams’ sister Cassandra McDonald, head of the Euclid NAACP, organized a vigil for her brother and Stewart on the exit ramp.
She wanted to both hold her brother, and to hold her brother’s killer accountable, according to the staton.
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"If you're watching this, we did not hurt you," she said at the vigil. "But you hurt my brother, my mother, and my sister."
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