a shooting in the area of Quincy Avenue and Olive Street in Racine. There, a 15-year-old boy suffered gunshot wounds to his back and face. A projectile was recovered from a garage in the area of this shooting.



The complaint says an additional shooting was reported on July 29th -- in the 1700 block of Green Street in Racine. There, it was learned that a 16-year-old was shot -- and a projectile was recovered from a basement.



The complaint against Canday says the projectiles from these three shootings were taken to the Wisconsin Crime Lab -- where they were analyzed. There, it was determined that the bullet recovered from McClain, and the bullet recovered from the Quincy Avenue/Olive Street shooting shared similar characteristics, and likely came from the same typeof firearm.



The complaint says the third bullet -- from the shooting that occurred on Green Street was from a .380 handgun -- according to the state's Crime Lab.



The complaint says McClain's father told investigators he knew McClain to carry a black/chrome .380 handgun.



The complaint says investigators spoke with a witness -- who reported seeing McClain and Canady together earlier on July 29th. That witness says McClain was holding a .380 handgun, and Canady was holding a .38 caliber revolver. That witness reported the two were discussing trading and/or selling the guns to one another.



A second witness corroborated this story, according to the complaint.



On August 6th, the complaint against Canday says investigators executed a "no knock" search warrant at Canady's home -- and recovered the firearms (the .380 handgun