CABARRUS COUNTY, N.C. — The second suspect accused in a rest stop shooting that left a father of four paralyzed has been returned to North Carolina, officials said Friday.
Terrell Thomas was extradited from New York to Cabarrus County and is jailed under a $3 million bond.
Past coverage:
- Volunteers renovating home of man paralyzed in rest stop shooting
- Arrest made in rest stop shooting that left father of 4 paralyzed
- Father of 4 paralyzed in I-85 rest area shooting
- RAW: Surveillance video of Cabarrus County rest area
- FBI names second suspect in rest stop shooting, affidavit says
Darren Manuel was already arrested and charged in the shooting of Greg McKee at a rest stop along Interstate 85 on Nov. 28.
Thomas was arrested at an apartment in Queens, New York on Dec. 10 after investigators said he initially fled the state after prosecutors filed charges.
McKee was shot while returning home from Virginia.
Investigators believe Manuel and Thomas conspired to kill McKee.
Friends said McKee is continuing to recover and working on rehabilitation now.
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