KEY POINTS

  • Two suspects were arrested for the shooting incident in a South Carolina bar Sunday
  • The incident left two dead and injured four others
  • Darius Grant Dickey is facing four counts of attempted murder and five other charges
  • Another suspect is in police custody

Two people have been arrested in relation with the shooting that left two dead and injuring four others at a bar in South Carolina last week.

21-year-old Dicaprio Collins and 29-year-old Bryan Robinson were killed in the shooting at Mac’s Lounge in Hartsville early Sunday, while four others were taken to hospitals for their injuries, said ABC News.

The suspect, Darius Grant Dickey, is charged with four counts of attempted murder and five other charges, the outlet added, citing a statement from city spokesperson Lauren Baker.

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A second suspect is also in custody, although further information was not immediately released, said WSAV.

A judge denied the 20-year-old Dickey bail and gun charges, while pointing that the suspect was out on bond on other violent charges at the time of the incident, according to WISTV.

Dickey made his first court appearance Monday.

Through ABC News, witness Samuel Dupree told WMBF-TV that he was dancing when he heard something went off like a firecracker. When he turned, however, he saw the gunfire and people started to panic.

“People were trying to get through that tiny door and they couldn’t. I helped someone up off the ground I saw get trampled. I’m not going to let this person just die from getting run over,” he said.

The victims who were injured during the shooting are recovering at McLeod Darlington Medical Center and Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center, said WISTV.

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