The Waterloo Shooting Incident: Jamonse Jaquan Moore Indicted on Federal Charges
Our reliable sources recently disclosed that Jamonse Jaquan Moore, a 26-year-old man from Waterloo, is facing serious legal trouble due to his alleged involvement in a shooting incident which occurred in November 2023. In the unfortunate event, Travis William Ramsey, the victim, was reportedly shot in the arm.
Details of the Incident
Following the shooting event, eyewitnesses observed Moore hastily fleeing the scene situated at 746 Rhey St. Law enforcement officers caught up with him and found a 9 mm Glock handgun in his possession. Adding to the incriminating evidence, 9 mm shell casings were uncovered at the place of altercation.
Federal Charges Against Moore
On February 22, subsequent to the discovery of the weapon and shell casings, a grand jury at the U.S. District Court in Cedar Rapids indicted Moore on federal charges for possessing a firearm as a felon. This federal indictment adds a significant layer to his legal woes.
State Charges Against Moore
In addition to the federal indictment, Moore is facing strutinous legal challenges at the state level as well. He is presently contending with willful injury charges in state court. These charges are also related to the shooting incident involving Travis William Ramsey, indicating a direct link between both cases.
The Proceedings Ahead
With such serious accusations leveled against Moore, the implications of these charges could have a substantial outcome on his life. As the proceedings push forward, as always, our sources will keep you updated with the latest developments around the case.
- 26-Year-old Jamonse Jaquan Moore is faced with serious legal charges associated with a shooting incident
- Following the shooting, law enforcement officers found him with a 9 mm Glock handgun
- Moore is indicted on federal charges for being a felon in possession of a firearm
- Aside from federal charges, Moore is also facing willful injury charges in state court.
