VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — Matheus Cavalcante and Jamari Horton, two men accused of involvement in the March 7 shooting on the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, were granted a $25,000 secured bond on Monday.
‘It was just mayhem’: Witness describes chaos after 6 shot at Virginia Beach Oceanfront
Officers patrolling the Virginia Beach Oceanfront heard shots fired in the 1800 block of Atlantic Avenue at approximately 9:50 p.m. on March 7. Six people — five men and one woman — suffered non life-threatening gunshot wounds.
The judge placed several conditions on Horton’s bond, including that he must wear a GPS monitor and stay at his mother’s house. Horton had no prior criminal history.
Court docs: Virginia Beach Oceanfront shooting suspect argues self-defense
Cavalcante was initially denied bond Wednesday morning. However, his attorney appealed the bond denial, claiming Cavalcante acted in self-defense…