DUPO, Il. (KMOX) - Three teenagers has been charged by the St. Clair County Attorney's Office in connection to a double shooting in Dupo, Illinois that led to the death of one man earlier in the week.
19-year-old Bryce Rhodes, 16-year-old Kingston Todd and an unnamed 15-year-old are facing charges in relation to a double shooting that led to the death of 37-year-old Cody L. Rhodes. All three teens are in custody.
Bryce Rhodes, of Festus, Missouri, faces charges of unlawful sale of firearms, obstructing justice, and possession of a firearm without Firearm Owners Identification card (FOID). Rhodes is the son of Cody Rhodes.
Todd, of Nixa, Missouri, is facing first-degree murder charges, forgery and possession of a firearm without FOID. Todd is being tried as an adult.
The unnamed teen, is facing aggravated discharge of a firearm in addition to facing first-degree murder and possession of a firearm without FOID.
On Monday, Feb. 3, at approximately at 11:30 a.m., Dupo police responded to a shooting call at a home on the 100 block of North Second Street in Dupo, Illinois. When officers arrived, they found two people, included Rhodes 37, suffering from gunshot wounds. Both victims would be transported to an area hospital.
Cody Rhodes would later die from his injuries. That status of the second victim is still unclear.
According to court documents, Bryce Rhodes allegedly knowingly sold a Glock .40 to Todd. Rhodes allegedly tried to remove a gun from crime scene and conceal evidence by putting the gun in a backpack.
Todd allegedly shot Cody Rhodes and was also alleged to have counterfeit $20 bills.
The double shooting led to a lockdown of a nearby school in the area.
