Alleged Parade Shooter Lyndell Mays Appears In Court In Shackles

Lyndell Mays — the person who cops say fired the primary gunshots on the Chiefs’ Tremendous Bowl parade final week — appeared in a Missouri courtroom on Wednesday for the primary time since he was hit with a homicide cost over the capturing throughout the Okay.C. celebration.

Reporters inside the courtroom say the 23-year-old confirmed as much as the proceedings in an orange jumpsuit … with shackles round his waist and toes. They added he additionally had a chunk of white gauze taped to his face — presumably masking wounds he suffered amid the chaos on Feb. 14 at Union Station.

Cameras weren’t allowed within the courtroom.

In accordance with KHSB 41, Mays walked in entrance of the decide together with his head dropped barely … though he did make eye contact with some who had been current.

Mays didn’t enter a plea on the listening to … and he is now due again in court docket for a bond assessment subsequent Thursday. He stays in police custody on $1 million bail.

As we beforehand reported, Mays is going through one depend of homicide within the second diploma, two counts of armed prison motion, and one depend of illegal use of a weapon … after police say he admitted to firing his gun a number of instances following a dispute with different individuals on the Okay.C. occasion.

Cops say Mays informed them his actions had been “stupid.”

“Just pulled a gun out and started shooting,” police mentioned he informed them. “I shouldn’t have done that. Just being stupid.”

One different grownup, Dominic Miller, and two juveniles have additionally been hit with prison prices associated to the capturing. It is unclear when their first court docket appearances will happen.