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Video above from our CNN partnerAn Alabama man out on bond for murder is accused of killing Joseph Evans at a Mobile apartment complex Monday night."Absolutely worst case scenario that everyone in the community dreads," said Mobile County District Attorney Keith Blackwood to our CNN partner WALA.Joseph Evans Sr., the victim's father, expressed his frustration."How many times is it gonna take for a person to kill someone. Just like the third... the second time," Evans said. "How many chances is he going to get?"Zyyon Sanders is in Metro Jail, accused of shooting Joseph Evans Jr. at Dauphin Gate Apartments.Sanders was on bond for a separate murder and was wearing an ankle monitor, according to Blackwood."From what I understand Sanders allowed his ankle monitor to go dead after 5 p.m. and within four hours had committed the murder," Blackwood said.Evans shared his grief upon hearing the news."When I got there all I just was son and was laying there," Evans said. "And I said please son get up and he never would move. It be a third time for someone family to go through what me and the first family done went through. So I hope justice has been served."Court documents reveal that bond has been revoked for Sanders and his brother Kevin, who are co-defendants in the 2022 murder of D'Angelo Wallace.That trial is scheduled to start in January.
MOBILE, Ala. —
Video above from our CNN partner
An Alabama man out on bond for murder is accused of killing Joseph Evans at a Mobile apartment complex Monday night.
"Absolutely worst case scenario that everyone in the community dreads," said Mobile County District Attorney Keith Blackwood to our CNN partner WALA.
Joseph Evans Sr., the victim's father, expressed his frustration.
"How many times is it gonna take for a person to kill someone. Just like the third... the second time," Evans said. "How many chances is he going to get?"
Zyyon Sanders is in Metro Jail, accused of shooting Joseph Evans Jr. at Dauphin Gate Apartments.
Sanders was on bond for a separate murder and was wearing an ankle monitor, according to Blackwood.
"From what I understand Sanders allowed his ankle monitor to go dead after 5 p.m. and within four hours had committed the murder," Blackwood said.
Evans shared his grief upon hearing the news.
"When I got there all I just was son and was laying there," Evans said. "And I said please son get up and he never would move. It be a third time for someone family to go through what me and the first family done went through. So I hope justice has been served."
Court documents reveal that bond has been revoked for Sanders and his brother Kevin, who are co-defendants in the 2022 murder of D'Angelo Wallace.
That trial is scheduled to start in January.
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