New Facts: Lagerald Vick Charged With Attempted Murder
On July 13, former Kansas basketball player Lagerald Vick, 29, was charged with attempted first-degree murder in Tennessee in connection with a July 4 shooting in Memphis.
Shelby County records cited by UPI show he was arrested on the attempted first-degree murder charge, and the New York Times says he is accused of shooting a man at a July 4 party in Memphis.
WREG identifies the site of the shooting as Memphis’ Frayser neighborhood, and KCTV says court records allege the gunfire followed an argument at the party.
CBS Sports reports Vick is being held on a $1.5 million bond in Memphis, and KSNT adds he also faces a firearm-related charge tied to the incident.
Vick is a former University of Kansas guard who started on the Jayhawks’ 2018 Final Four team and played for KU in the late 2010s, as noted by the Guardian, ESPN and the New York Times.
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