A person is facing charges following a shooting incident. The individual, identified as Kenneth Davis, is now in custody at the Jones County Jail. Details of the incident are limited, but it is known that police in Anson responded to a report of a possible shooting.
This occurred late on a Saturday night in a specific neighborhood. For more information on the incident and the charges against Kenneth Davis, readers can refer to the original report from KTXS, the local ABC affiliate.
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