Fri. Nov 15th, 2024

A Louisiana man was arrested Saturday on his wedding night after allegedly shooting two people following an argument with his new bride and her male friend.

Traffic was at a standstill along I-10 West Saturday evening, following a multi-vehicle crash. when authorities allege 30-year-old Devin Jose Jones, who was still wearing a tuxedo, started arguing with his wife and her friend.

All three were inside a vehicle caught in Saturday’s traffic jam outside of LaPlace, which is 25 miles west of New Orleans, Louisiana.

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Officials told the paper Jones allegedly accused his bride of cheating on him with her friend.

The fight escalated, and Jones allegedly pulled out a gun. The male friend fled the vehicle, and Jones allegedly gave chase, firing several rounds at the man and striking him in the leg.

Police allege Jones also accidentally fired into a stranger’s vehicle, striking a man in the hand.

The bride also exited the car, and flagged down an ambulance responding to the crash. She allegedly told EMTs her husband was trying to kill her, and was subsequently let inside the ambulance.

Jones allegedly ran toward the ambulance, and tried to force one of its doors open.

That’s when deputies from the St. John Parish Sheriff’s Office, also on their way to the accident, ran Jones down, placing him in handcuffs.

Both victims were taken to area hospitals for treatment.

Jones has been charged with attempted second-degree murder, illegal use of weapons or dangerous instrumentalities, aggravated second-degree battery and two counts of aggravated damage to criminal property.

Jones remains in police custody.

It was unclear Tuesday if he had entered pleas to those charges, or had an attorney who could address the allegations on his behalf.

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By Buffy Gunner

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