2 killed in shooting at Sails Inn in Uniontown; arrest warrant issued
UNIONTOWN, Pa. (KDKA) -- A Uniontown bar became the scene of a deadly double shooting overnight.
Police said two men were shot and killed after an altercation inside Sails Inn on North Gallatin Avenue. A warrant is out for the arrest of Daryl Maurice Truley Jr., who is facing multiple charges, including criminal homicide, aggravated assault, simple assault and firearms violations.
Police have said they know of at least one suspect but have been trying to figure out if there were more shooters.
"I'll never be the same, my mom will never be the same, and his kids will never be the same," said Novva Humble, who said she's the sister of one of the victims, Tommy Stargell Jr.
Uniontown police said the victims were identified as 28-year-old Stargell and 32-year-old Darrell Gregg.
"First thing I did when I got a phone call from my mom, I screamed, I screamed," Stargell's sister said. "It's my baby. It's only me and him. My mom, it's only me and him. He has four kids."
"My brother is a real big jokester, I lost my jokester, I lost the one who can make me laugh like crazy," she said.
Uniontown police are trying to determine why multiple gunshots were fired.
"The video surveillance looks like they were all together and some type of altercation -- we haven't determined what that was yet -- broke out and we do believe there were two guns involved," said Lt. Tom Kolencik. "They all appeared to be earlier in the evening getting along and together until the actual shooting itself, it didn't appear there were any problems."
Police said they were looking for at least one shooter who they believe is suspected in at least one of the deaths. Police are reviewing surveillance video, hoping to find some answers.
"We don't know if one shooter caused both of the deceased or if there was more than one shooter," Lt. Kolencik said.
Meanwhile, family members spent hours on the scene, distraught over the loss of their loved one.
"He just got out of prison a month ago, he was doing so good," Humble said. "He was on probation. His probation was good. And they took him away from us. I'll never be the same. My mom will never be the same, and his kids will never be the same, over something stupid probably."
