KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Three Battle Creek teens have been charged after police say they were armed during a mobile nuisance party, otherwise known as an “X-Train,” in Kalamazoo.
The trio: Kahleel McCracken, 18, Jahien Norwood, 18, and Carmone Trigg, 19, were arraigned Monday on the following charges, according to court records obtained by News Channel 3:
- Kahleel McCracken: two counts of felony firearm, two counts of assaulting, resisting and obstructing a police officer, and carrying a concealed weapon
- Jahien Norwood: carrying a concealed weapon, assaulting, resisting and obstructing a police officer and felony firearm.
- Carmone Trigg: carrying a concealed weapon
All three are scheduled to return to court for probable cause hearings on June 11 and preliminary examinations on June 18.
- Previous coverage: Battle Creek trio arrested on gun, stolen property charges during Kalamazoo ‘X-Train’
Officers with the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety’s (KDPS) Crime Reduction Team were cracking down on gun violence Saturday night when they were called to the “X-Train” at a liquor store off of Riverview Drive.
“X-Trains” commonly involve large crowds meeting late at night, blasting music, revving cars, street racing and otherwise disrupting the peace…