3 Charged In Connection With Hyannis Shooting

Update: A 16-year-old from Hyannis is charged with two counts of assault to murder with a firearm. Read more here: Teenager Charged In Connection To 2 Cape Cod Shootings

HYANNIS, MA — Three people said to have been on the scene during a Hyannis shooting on Sunday now face charges.

Officers responded to the area of Main Street and High School Road in Hyannis for reported gunshots around 4:30 p.m. on Sunday.

When they arrived, police found a man that was shot in both legs. They began treatment on him at the scene.

The victim was taken first to Cape Cod Hospital, but was later flown to a Boston area hospital for treatment on the non-life-threatening injuries.

Additional units also responded, finding a damaged car a short distance away on High School Road. The car likely fled the scene of the shooting and crashed into an uninvolved vehicle, police said.

On Monday, three people were charged with a variety of crimes.

Gabriele Leite was said to have initially left the scene of the crime, but witnesses pointed out that he was involved in the shooting, and has now pled not guilty to drug possession charges.

Two people, Allan Monteiro and Daishawn Williams, are charged with interfering with the investigation. Officials said they didn't follow police directions to stay away from the shooter during their arrest.

To that point, police have arrested the alleged shooter, but they didn't appear in court on Monday.

All three have entered not guilty pleas, and all were released with orders from a Barnstable District Court judge to stay off of Hyannis Main Street.