Man Charged In Derby Shots Fired Case, Bond Set At $1M: Report

DERBY, CT — A man was charged Thursday in connection to a June 27 shots fired incident in Derby, and his bond was set at $1 million, the Connecticut Post reports. Police said Trevon Vickers, 20, was wearing a GPS ankle monitor at the time of the incident that places him at the scene.

According to CT Post, police said multiple people fired shots during a gunfight while numerous involved people were in the area of Anson and Sixth streets. In addition to witness statements and surveillance video of Vickers, officers found sneakers he was known to wear in an alley after the shooting.

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