Marcel Vanlandingham pleads not guilty to charges after shooting near Milwaukee County Courthouse
Marcel Vanlandingham
MILWAUKEE -- Marcel Vanlandingham pleaded not guilty on Monday, Oct. 7 to charges associated with the shooting of a man near 9th and Wells on Tuesday, Sept. 24. Vanlandingham faces one count of first-degree reckless injury, use of a dangerous weapon.
A courtroom argument on that Tuesday spilled outside of the Milwaukee County Courthouse. Prosecutors say it turned violent when Vanlandingham pulled out a gun -- and shot another man in the leg and hand.

Shooting near 9th and Wells

Shooting near 9th and Wells
The victim of the shooting told police he was at the courthouse for a child support hearing when the confrontation happened between himself and two other people -- one of them Vanlandingham. The criminal complaint says the argument moved outside -- when Vanlandingham said he would "take care of this" -- and threatened to shoot the victim. Police say Vanlandingham then walked to his car, pulled out a gun, shot the victim twice and drove away.
Vanlandingham is due back in court on Oct. 29.

Marcel Vanlandingham