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Underwood accused of shooting at house and injuring man

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Henry Underwood, who was acquitted in October in the murder of a North Side High School assistant football coach, is now charged with shooting at a house and injuring a man inside.

RELATED: Underwood found not guilty of football coach’s murder

Underwood, 25, is charged with felony criminal reckless according to the Journal Gazette. Court documents reveal he allegedly shot a gun at a home in the 3900 block of South Monroe Street at around 8:20 p.m. back on Dec. 30.

Police found four bullets and damage from a gun outside the home and a used round inside.

A man inside suffered a small cut on his right calf in the shooting.

Underwood was arrested last week on a charge of a felon carrying a handgun.

 

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