WINONA, Minn. – Investigators narrowed their hunt for a second person in the Rollingstone drive-by shootings two weeks ago to another Winona man – 21-year-old Kimari. Jatovion Jordan. They contacted Jordan’s employer that they would be by to make the arrest. The man’s boss, not wanting disruption at the workplace, offered to deliver Jordan to jail. He was booked at 11:40 a.m. The arrest came one day after Damein Lamont Smith Jr., 30, also of Winona, was arrested as the driver in the late-night Rollingstone incidents. No one was struck by bullets, but one resident, watching television, reported bullets whizzing by his head. Jordan, like Smith, was charged with felony drive-by assault on occupied dwellings with a firearm. Conviction can mean 10 years in prison
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