cybersecdn- A federal jury in Kansas City, Kansas, has found G’Ante Butler, a 24-year-old resident, guilty in connection with a 2020 shooting that injured three individuals, including a federal officer. The incident, stemming from an earlier altercation, led to a coordinated attack on a residence, resulting in multiple injuries and extensive police investigation.
The incident, which took place on Farrow Avenue, led to ATF agents and task force officers uncovering a retaliatory plot orchestrated by Butler and his accomplices. The evidence, including a staggering 101 casings of various calibers found at the crime scene, pointed to a well-planned assault.
Butler’s conviction for assaulting a federal law enforcement officer and using a firearm in a crime of violence marks a significant development in the case.
His associates, Nadarius Barnes, Chase Lewis, and Donnell L. Hall, have also pleaded guilty to related charges. This case highlights the risks faced by law enforcement officers and the complexities of gang-related violence in urban areas.
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