Two more teens charged in gadsden nightclub shooting

Gadsden police have arrested Two more teenagers charging them with murder in the shooting death of Gadsden City High School student Anthony Hale Jr.  Authorities expect another arrest soon, Gadsden Police Capt. Paul Cody said.  Cody said 18 year old Montarious Jarrod Hill, of Anniston, was charged Wednesday with murder and 18 year old Darius Keiseankemp Carter, of Anniston, was charged Monday with murder in connection to Hale’s March 14 death. Three people already are in custody, charged with murder.  Hill is being held in the Etowah County Detention Center on a $100,000 cash bond. Carter was being held in the Anniston City Jail and was expected to be transferred Monday to Etowah County. He will have a $100,000 cash bond.  Hale was shot in the back of the head outside Club Status on Broad Street shortly after midnight March 14 and died at UAB Hospital. Three other people were shot when suspects opened fire outside the club.  Cody said more charges are expected to be filed involving the other shootings.  He said the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force has been instrumental in the arrests and continue to search for the remaining suspect.  Earlier, 19 year old Robert Sydariou Deanthony Thornton, 17 year old Johnnie Dunn, and 17 year old Deantae Brown, 17, all of Anniston, were charged with murder. Each is being held on a $100,000 cash bond.  The identities of three teenagers also shot that night are being withheld because of their ages. One was shot in the leg, one was shot in the buttocks and one had graze wounds.  Gadsden detectives interviewed dozens of witnesses and determined several fights broke out inside Club Status, which eventually led management to close for the night.