UPDATE MAY 30:
On May 30, Mateo James Spivey, 19, and Kingston Davis, 18, both voluntarily surrendered and were booked into the Limestone County Jail. They face second-degree felony charges for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Police said Jametric Adams was injured by gunfire and is recovering at home. 25News Bobby Poitevint broke the news to his mother Deja about the two suspects being located.
She responded by text and said,"I feel good they are in jail and saddened that this happened but happy for justice finally happening."
Authorities say no other suspects are currently being charged, and police do not believe a third person was involved in the incident.
UPDATE:
Search narrows for suspects in Mexia graduation party shooting
ORIGINAL:
The Mexia Police Department is investigating a shooting reported at a graduation party overnight.
The department says officers responded to N Echols just after midnight for reports of a shooting. Officers said the scene was frantic, with eyewitnesses saying three people at the high school graduation party made threats of violence. Then they began shooting into the crowd before driving away.
Minutes later, officers were called to Maple Plaza where a victim was found with gunshots to their bicep and abdomen. They were treated at the hospital and released.
Warrants have been issued for suspects in the case, though no names or other information have been provided.
