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Guilty verdict returned in fatal Cedar Rapids shooting

December 27, 2017 By Matt Kelley

Martin Quarzone

A jury has been found a man guilty in a fatal shooting this summer in Cedar Rapids.

The shooting on July 2nd killed 26-year-old Andrew Meeks, Jr. A 30-year-old man was injured. The two were shot while in a vehicle that crashed into a guardrail in a Walmart parking lot on the city’s southwest side.

In late September, 25-year-old Quarzone Martin was charged with first-degree murder. But, a Linn County jury  Wednesday convicted Martin of second-degree murder, willful injury causing serious injury and going armed with intent.

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