Man Accused in Missouri Teen's Shooting Death Charged in Second Highway Incident

The Guardian reported that a man accused in the shooting death of 17-year-old Alyssa Wilson has been charged in a second shooting incident. According to the outlet in its report on the case, both incidents involve "firing into cars on the highway."

The Guardian's summary says Wilson was shot and killed on October 14 as she drove down Interstate 170 in Overland, Missouri. The summary also states that the teen was driving to a party.

The Guardian reported that the man accused in her death has also been linked to the shooting of a vehicle days earlier. The summary does not say when he was charged in that second case, what the specific charges are, where the vehicle was struck, or what his name is, and it does not name him.

The Guardian's headline describes the suspect as charged in a second road incident, while the opening of the summary describes him as a man accused of shooting the teen. The article is credited to Jessica Glenza, according to its byline. The summary breaks off partway through a sentence about the teen, so any further details in the full article are not reflected here, and the facts above are limited to what the headline and summary state.

Sources: The Guardian: Suspect in shooting death of teen on Missouri highway charged in second road incident.