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Four people have been indicted in connection with the fatal shooting of U.S. Postal Service employee Aundre Cross, federal prosecutors in Milwaukee announced Thursday.
Lakisha Ducksworth, 38, was indicted on charges of lying to investigators, prosecutors said. Three other people had already been charged in the case: Kevin McCaa, 36, and Charles Ducksworth Jr., 26, were indicted on murder and gun charges, and Shanelle McCoy, 34, was also indicted on charges of lying to investigators.
McCaa also was charged with unlawfully possessing ammunition and Charles Ducksworth also was charged with possessing marijuana with intent to distribute, prosecutors said.
US POSTAL WORKER, 71, STABBED TO DEATH BY REPEAT OFFENDER WHILE WALKING HOME IN OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
It's not clear whether Charles Ducksworth Jr. and Lakisha Ducksworth are related.
Four people have been indicted in connection with the homicide of Milwaukee, Wisconsin-area postal worker Aundre Cross.
Prosecutors said surveillance videos showed two suspects following Cross for about an hour on Dec. 9. After exiting a vehicle without license plates, someone approached Cross from behind and a gunshot was heard.
TWO WISCONSIN OFFICERS WOUNDED IN SHOOTING WHILE RESPONDING TO DOMESTIC INCIDENT
The vehicle belonged to McCoy. She told law enforcement that she was using the vehicle at the time of the shooting to make DoorDash deliveries. However, investigators found footage of McCoy using a different vehicle — one that belonged to Charles Ducksworth — at that time to make deliveries and switching back to her own vehicle later.
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It was not clear why Cross was shot. He had worked for the USPS for 18 years. A former co-worker said he had four children, and others said they remembered him for his positive attitude.
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