ESTABLISHED 1879 | COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI CDISPATCH.COM 50 ¢ NEWSSTAND | 40 ¢ HOME DELIVERY THURSDAY | MARCH 23, 2017 O-Kay Foods agrees to close at 5 p.m. The store has been the site of rial Hospital-Golden Triangle, at the time of Tuesday’s inci- Owner bends to pressure from city in wake more than 120 incident reports one of whom was later airlift- dent, for which he has not yet of Tuesday shooting incident in store in the past year, according to ed to University of Mississippi been arrested. City Attorney Jeff Turnage. Medical Center in Jackson. In addition to the early BY ALEX HOLLOWAY Mutee Nagi, owner of O-Kay Councilman Stephen Jones of Columbus Police Depart- closing, Nagi agreed to install
[email protected] Foods at 1801 Seventh Ave. N., Ward 5, where O-Kay Foods is ment has named Leronn 24-hour surveillance cameras agreed Wednesday afternoon to located, said there have been Kayshaw Gregory, 25, as a inside and outside the store; A local business owner has begin closing his store at 5 p.m. three shootings in the last two person of interest. Gregory prohibit loitering on O-Kay agreed to restrict his conve- in the wake of a shooting the pre- years at the store. was previously indicted for the Foods’ premises; contact police nience store’s operating hours vious day that injured two peo- Tuesday’s shooting, which January 2016 shooting death of if loitering or suspicious activi- after initial resistance to re- ple. The store had operated from police responded to at 2:15 p.m., Brandon Michael Gordon and ty happens during store hours; quests from city officials.