Police arrest 2 men in connection to Beloit shooting (2024)

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By: Enjoyiana Nururdin, M.A.
Enjoyiana Nururdin, M.A.
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Enjoyiana Nururdin, M.A. "on-jee-ahna nerd-een" joined WKOW as a Digital Content Producer in March 2024. She is originally from Madison, where she attended La Follette High School and the University of Wisconsin-Madison for her Bachelor of Arts in Reporting.At UW-Madison, she served as the Managing Editor for The Black Voice, a Black-student-led online publication, and as the Student Representative for the National Association of Black Journalists. Enjoyiana was also a food reporter for The Capital Times, featuring local eateries near Madison's campus. She became fascinated with coverage of the 2020 Presidential Election and decided to continue her education in political science and media studies.After graduating from UW, Enjoyiana pursued her Master of Arts in Political Journalism from Columbia University in the City of New York. Her master's thesis highlighted mutual aid efforts in food security and activism in Black and Brown communities.

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May 29, 2024
May 29, 2024 Updated May 29, 2024
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Police arrest 2 men in connection to Beloit shooting (4)

Police arrest 2 men in connection to Beloit shooting (5)

BELOIT, Wis. (WKOW) -- The City of Beloit Police Department announced they arrested two people in connection to the shooting of a man earlier this month.

Police confirmed that the victim remains in the hospital in critical condition. The victim's name has not been released publicly.

Kevin L. Payne, 37, and Terey A. Vance, 42 were identified as suspects in the shooting incident, which happened on Saturday, May 11 around 3:00 in the morning. Capt. Chris Eberhardt said that the two individuals were taken into custody in Fort Wayne, Indiana with the help of Fort Wayne Police and other law enforcement.

Payne was charged with three felonies; attempted first-degree intentional homicide, felony possession of a firearm, and felony bail jumping.

Vance was arrested for attempted first-degree intentional homicide as part of a crime, with the use of a dangerous weapon.

Police said Payne and Vance are awaiting extradition to Rock County.

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Enjoyiana Nururdin, M.A.

Digital Content Producer

Enjoyiana Nururdin, M.A. "on-jee-ahna nerd-een" joined WKOW as a Digital Content Producer in March 2024. She is originally from Madison, where she attended La Follette High School and the University of Wisconsin-Madison for her Bachelor of Arts in Reporting.At UW-Madison, she served as the Managing Editor for The Black Voice, a Black-student-led online publication, and as the Student Representative for the National Association of Black Journalists. Enjoyiana was also a food reporter for The Capital Times, featuring local eateries near Madison's campus. She became fascinated with coverage of the 2020 Presidential Election and decided to continue her education in political science and media studies.After graduating from UW, Enjoyiana pursued her Master of Arts in Political Journalism from Columbia University in the City of New York. Her master's thesis highlighted mutual aid efforts in food security and activism in Black and Brown communities.