Shooting at Toddler's Funeral, High-Speed Chase

0:00Police in Burlington responded to a shooting outside a funeral home Saturday around 2.15 pm, right after services for a two-year-old child. A fight broke out among mourners, and a 24-year-old man named Trevante Jacuan McGee allegedly fired multiple rounds from a rifle before, jumping into a getaway car. That sparked a high-speed chase through the streets, with McGee tossing the rifle out the window during the pursuit. The driver, 24-year-old Kazari Monique Russell, lost control and slammed the car into a house, ending the wild ride. No one was hurt in the crash or shooting, but the incident hit hard at a toddler's funeral, leaving folks shaken and highlighting tensions that can, boil over even in grief. Officers nab Russell right there at the scene. McGee faces heavy charges like felon in possession of a firearm, going armed to terrorize people, discharging a weapon in city limits, and bailing. From the crash site, Russell got hit with going armed to terrorize, reckless driving, conspiracy,

1:02and running a stop sign. Both are locked up now, as Burlington cops wrap up their probe into his tragic turn at what should have been a time for peace. I'm Corey with the story. That's your Durham News today update, AI-powered, and always on.