KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City, Missouri, has asked for the operating license of businesses located near the site of a deadly mass shooting last month to be revoked.
Three people died and five others were injured in the shooting near East 57th Street and Prospect Avenue in the early morning of June 25.
Jasity Strong, 28, Camden Brown, 29, and Nikko Manning, 22, died in the shooting. They were celebrating a private event that took place at Perfect Touch Auto, according to owner Nate Gadson.
Gadson said the shooting happened in the parking lot of the businesss. KCPD said victims also were found in the parking lot of a neighboring business as well as in the street.
In a letter signed by Melesa Johnson, director of public safety for KCMO Mayor Quinton Lucas’ office, she asked for the revocation of licenses for two addresses, 5644 Prospect Avenue and 5646 Prospect Aveune.
Perfect Touch Auto is one of four businesses associated with the…
