A dispute of yet to be determined origin resulted in gunfire inside a Chevrolet Malibu traveling on N. Gallatin Pike at 7 p.m. Thursday. All three persons inside the car were wounded, one of them fatally. The Malibu ran off the road onto a grassy shoulder in the 1500 block. One semi-automatic pistol was recovered just outside the car. The exact scenario surrounding the gunfire remains under investigation.

The deceased is identified as Kenadre March, 18, of 16th Avenue North. He was in the back seat of the car. March was pronounced dead at Skyline Medical Center.

The driver, Alan B. Beverly, 25, of Fairview Drive, suffered leg, shoulder and stomach wounds. He is hospitalized at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Beverly was convicted in two felony cocaine cases on separate dates last year. He received two eight-year sentences.

The third occupant of the car, Timothy L. Brown, 23, of Tucker Road, ran from the vehicle after the shooting. Canine Officer Brad Bracey and his partner, Dax, tracked Brown to a garbage dumpster behind 1706 N. Gallatin Pike. He was found hiding inside. Brown had gunshot wounds to his arm and shoulder. He is hospitalized at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Brown was convicted last year of felony aggravated assault and aggravated burglary. He received two ten-year sentences.

Originally Posted By shadow12:
Both survivors are prior convicted felons. So the charge of the day is a federal "felon in possession of a firearm" charge. Big time for stupid crime