OTTAWA COUNTY, Mich. — The victims involved in the fatal shooting near Hope College were identified by police on Friday.
19-year-old Antory Burrell was killed in the shooting and 18-year-old Demontae Knight Jr. was severely injured in the shooting.
The suspect in the case was also identified and arraigned Friday, according to the Holland Department of Public Safety.
Cinecca Madison, 19, was arrested Thursday in connection to the shooting. He was charged with open murder, assault with intent to commit murder and a gun charge.
After being arraigned in the 58th District Court in Holland, a second count of felony firearm was added to his charges.
Bond was denied, according to police.
The Ottawa County Sheriff's Office reports the shooting happened on 16th Street and College Avenue around 10:20 p.m. Wednesday. Responding officers located two victims who sustained gunshot wounds.
The Holland Department of Public Safety says the victims were riding bicycles when they were shot.
A Burrell was transported to a hospital for treatment, where he later died. Knight Jr. was also taken to a hospital, where he is currently listed in critical condition.
Madison was then arrested Thursday afternoon.
Authorities said Madison and the victims knew each other, and this was not a random attack.
Hope College's campus was put on lockdown for several hours while police investigated. The lockdown was lifted around 1 a.m.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Holland Department of Public Safety at 616-355-1150 or by emailing policetips@cityofholland.com. Silent Observer can also be contacted at 1-877-887-4536 or www.mosotips.com.
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