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Third suspect named in shooting that injured 4 year old

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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - Jackson police named a third suspect in last week's shooting that injured a four-year-old boy on Camilla Lane.

Police issued a warrant for 29-year-old Montreal Chambers.

He faces charges of house burglary, shooting into an occupied dwelling and aggravated assault.

The two other men charged in the shooting faced a judge Tuesday.

Bond was denied for Terenthyne Chambers and Terance Williams.

Police say the three men shot into a home on Camilla Lane. One of the bullets grazed 4-year-old Deonte Banks. The child has been treated and released from the hospital.

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