Taylorsville Man Charged In Connection To Mass Shooting Investigation in Catawba County

The Catawba County Sheriff’s Office announced this afternoon they have charged two additional suspects in connection with the mass shooting in Catawba County.

Major Aaron Turk said they have identified and charged Toland Huff Jr, with attempted first-degree murder for his involvement in the mass shooting. Huff was not in custody as of earlier this afternoon. Huff is the second person charged with attempted murder by the sheriff’s office in connection with the mass shooting.

19–year-old Ke’andre O’neal Mack of Hickory has been charged with one count of attempted first degree murder. Huff is still wanted and is considered armed and dangerous.

Officials charged Garon Killian on Tuesday, June 3, with attempted first degree-murder.

The North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement reportedly obtained arrest warrants for two people believed to be responsible for organizing and hosting the party.

Raekwon Malik Craig, age 21 of Taylorsville, turned himself in to the Alexander County Sheriff’s Office and has been charged with misdemeanor aid and abet underage possession of alcohol. Craig has been transferred to Catawba County.

Patrick Tolbert, age 21 of Hickory was arrested overnight on multiple counts of misdemeanor aid and abet underage possession of alcohol.