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Horn Lake police issued a murder warrant for Marterius McShane after a restaurant shooting.
Action News 5 and DeSoto County News reported Monday, Oct. 12, 2026, that Horn Lake police say Marterius McShane, 25, shot twin brothers Justin and Jaelind Conrad at Kabuki Hibachi & Juicy Seafood & Bar on Sunday night; Justin Conrad died, and McShane was detained at Regional One on a murder warrant.
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A murder warrant and detention pending medical release are not a conviction. Outlets said the shooting was about 8:30 p.m. Sunday at Kabuki Hibachi & Juicy Seafood & Bar on Goodman Road and Interstate Boulevard in Horn Lake, Mississippi. Police cite witnesses and video. An unknown person in the parking lot shot McShane in the leg as he fled, outlets reported, and that shooter has not been identified.
Action News 5 and DeSoto County News reported Monday, Oct. 12, 2026, that Horn Lake police responded about 8:30 p.m. Sunday to shots fired at Kabuki Hibachi & Juicy Seafood & Bar on Goodman Road and Interstate Boulevard in Horn Lake, Mississippi. Officers found Justin Conrad, 24, with multiple gunshot wounds. He was taken to Baptist DeSoto Hospital and later died. His twin brother, Jaelind Conrad, 24, arrived with a gunshot wound to the abdomen, was moved to Regional One, and was last listed in stable condition.
Police identified Marterius McShane, 25, as involved. After speaking with witnesses and reviewing video, Horn Lake police said McShane shot both brothers and fled. While fleeing, outlets reported, McShane was shot in the leg by an unknown party in the parking lot. That parking-lot shooter has not been identified. McShane was taken to Regional One with a leg wound and was detained there on a murder warrant pending medical release and custody.
Horn Lake police asked anyone with information to call 662-393-6174. A murder warrant is an accusation that a court process will test. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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