Second Suspect in Highlands County Shooting Surrenders

0:00The second suspect in a deadly Highlands County shooting just turned himself in. Leon Jarell Sims, 38 from Sebring, walked into the county jail on Monday, facing heavy charges like second-degree murder, firing a weapon, from a vehicle, and shooting into another car. This all went down around 8.30 p.m. on Lake Grows Road, when a truck pulled up next to Marvin Lequith Schultz Jr.'s grey-forward fusion, and unleashed several shots before peeling out. Schultz, 30 years old, lost control right after, crashing due to front yards, spinning a parked car, and slamming into a house near the front. Door. Major damage outside, but no one inside got hurt. Meanwhile, the truck driver, Andrew Anthony Berry, 31, got arrested first on similar murder and weapons charges. Sims had been on the radar for questioning ever since. Sheriff's Office links it to an ongoing beef between Schultz and the truck crew, with both suspects now locked up as detectives dig deeper into the full picture.

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