Suspect in I-85 shooting being held without bond in Lee County Jail after initial court hearing
According to court documents, Jerel Brown is facing numerous charges, including attempted murder in Auburn.
Last Wednesday, Aug. 17, Brown was arrested in Lafayette and charged in connection to three separate shootings on I-85 in Georgia and Alabama. The court documents say Brown’s last job was at Hyundai Factory, but Brown states he was on unpaid medical leave for about three to four months.recently of numerous guns and more than 2,000 rounds of ammo that authorities recovered in Brown’s 1966 Cadillac sedan.He is currently being held in the Lee County Jail without bond.
Only one person was injured in the three shootings. Unfortunately, that victim was shot in the head and is still in critical condition.
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