Arrests After Funeral Home Shooting, High-Speed Chase

0:00It's April 26th, from your city to your ears. This is Durham News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Two folks got arrested in Burlington, North Carolina after shots rang out outside of funeral home, sparking a wild, high-speed chase that ended in a crash. It all went down Saturday afternoon, around 2pm, turning a somber day into chaos real quick. This happened right after the funeral for two-year-old child when a fight broke out among mourners. Twenty-four-year-old Travante Jacquay McGee stepped outside and unloaded several rounds from an assault rifle, scaring everyone there. Witnesses called 911 and cops spotted the getaway car driven by 24-year-old Kazari Monique Russell. She peeled out instead of stopping, and during the pursuit, McGee tossed the rifle out the window before they slammed into a house a few blocks away. No one got hurt than goodness, but both are facing serious charges now. McGee's hit with felon in possession of a firearm, going armed to terrorize folks,

1:02discharging inside city limits, disorderly conduct at the funeral, home, and ditching the crash scene. Russell's charged with conspiracy, reckless driving, and ignoring traffic signals. Cops recovered the rifle, and the investigation keeps rolling to uncover more details on this tragic mess. Stay tuned as we learn what sparked that fight.