Updated: Legacy Drive shooting suspects charged in Plano TX with aggravated assault with deadly weapon

September 14, 2020September 16, 2020Brian BeardenLeave a Comment

Plano Police report #planotxshooting #planocrimes

What happened? On Sept 10, Plano Police Officers were dispatched to a Shooting incident in the 100 block of Legacy Drive near U.S. 75.

Police determined shots had been fired from the parking lot into a truck, striking the driver. Another person walking to his vehicle was also struck by gunfire. Police reported that the vehicle fled before officers arrived.

The shooting victim inside the black pickup was transported by Plano Fire-Rescue to a local hospital for medical treatment. The other gunshot victim drove himself to the hospital.

Authoritie said both suffered non life-threatening injuries.

Updated: On Sept. 13, Plano Police executed arrest warrants and suspects were taken into custody without incident.

Plano Police reported the suspects have been charged in connection with the crimes. Plano Police reported that 18-year old Xavier Alexander Aguirre, 26-year old Rani Bryanna Gamboa, and 25-year old Trevaughn Cortez Linnear have been arrested.

Aguirre and Linnear have been charged with two counts of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. Gamboa has been charged with Tampering with Physical Evidence.

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Upon execution of a search warrant, nine firearms, $18,000 in cash, and approximately 2000 Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) cartridges were recovered.

Police report the investigation remains ongoing.

MORE COVERAGE

NBC5 DFW story 3 Arrested, Charged in Connection With Shooting in Plano

WFAA Channel 8 story 3 arrested in connection with shooting at parking lot on Legacy Drive in Plano

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July 4: Plano Fire Rescue battles fires caused by fireworks #planofireworksfire #fireworksfires #AllAmerican4thfires

July 4, 2020July 6, 2020Brian Bearden

Plano Fire Rescue contained and extinguished two grass fires on Saturday night along Jupiter Road when fireworks set Lavon Farm grounds ablaze near the end of Plano’s All-American 4th of July fireworks show.

Plano Fire also put out another fire at Oak Point Park. Both fires were caused by fireworks.

No farm animals or people were reported injured. The farm has cows, which were seen Sunday grazing south of the burnt grass.

The fire at Lavon Farms was started by a “malfunction” during the All-American 4th show. For more coverage by local TV news crews, check end of this story.