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The trial of a man accused of shooting three homeless men in D.C. – and who was named as a suspect in two similar shootings in New York City – will resume Tuesday. 35-year-old Gerald Brevard III is facing murder and other charges in the D.C. shootings. In March 2022, he allegedly shot three homeless men in Northeast D.C. Two of the men survived, and 54-year old victim Morgan Holmes died. PREVIOUS | Gerald Brevard III arrested in Southeast DC in killings of DC, NYC homeless men: Police One of the two men who survived, Jerald Turner, testified in court Thursday about the moment he was shot near a bridge over New York Avenue in the Ivy City area in 2022.
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Two of the men survived, However, Brevard has not been charged in the New York shootings, and his trial in D.C.
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