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Two arrested after Highway 58 shooting injures innocent bystander

Chattanooga Police Department officer Jennifer McCoy leads a suspect in custody to a patrol car after his arrest on Swann Road near Highway 58 on Thursday, April 21, 2016, in Chattanooga
Chattanooga Police Department officer Jennifer McCoy leads a suspect in custody to a patrol car after his arrest on Swann Road near Highway 58 on Thursday, April 21, 2016, in Chattanooga
photo Chattanooga Police Department officers place evidence markers in the parking lot of Captain D’s near Highway 58 on Thursday, Apr. 21, 2016, in Chattanooga, Tenn.

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CPD investigating Friday morning shooting

Police arrested two suspects Thursday after a shooting in front of a Captain D’s on Highway 58 injured a bystander in a Food City parking lot across the busy roadway.

Rashad Davis, 19, and Christopher Green, 20, were both charged with attempted first degree murder, among a slew of other charges after the incident, which marked the 11th shooting in Chattanooga in 6 days.

Tracy Arnold, an assistant chief in the Chattanooga Police Department, said one of the victims, later identified as Joe Massengill, 46, suffered a superficial graze wound on his back when a bullet ricocheted. Demarketh King, 27, the actual target of the shooting, according to police, was unharmed.

Witnesses reported to police that the suspects left the scene in a white Chevy Impala.