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Racine police: Nov. 3 Chicken Palace killing was targeted retaliation

Three arrested Thursday after search warrant executed in the village of Caledonia, police said.
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RACINE — Racine police say they believe a fatal shooting on Nov. 3 at Chicken Palace was a targeted retaliation for another fatal shooting two days earlier.

Isaiah J. McGlorn, 26; Chihene R. Davis, 25; and Zharon L. Smith, 24, were taken into custody Thursday after a search warrant was executed in the village of Caledonia. They are accused of shooting and killing Cier Tye-Pearson on Nov. 1.

Authorities believe the fatal shooting of Jaquon Calhoun on Nov. 3 at Chicken Palace was in retaliation for the Nov. 1 killing of Tye-Pearson.

Both homicides, as well as subsequent gun violence, are being investigated as gang-related, Racine police said.

McGlorn and Davis are facing charges of first-degree intentional homicide, attempted first-degree intentional homicide, felon in possession of a firearm and numerous counts of felony bail jumping.

Smith is facing charges for first-degree intentional homicide, party to a crime and first-degree attempted homicide, party to a crime, as well as two counts of misdemeanor bail jumping.


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