Monett PD searching for person of interest in shooting
The man pictured above is identified as Kyle Huse, 31, of Aurora. The Monett Police Department say he is a person of interest in a shooting on Tuesday around midnight that left the victim seriously injured with multiple gunshot wounds. If you have any information about Huse's whereabouts, contact the Monett Police Department.
August 21, 2019
Charlea Estes-Jones
The Monett Police Department is searching for a person of interest involved in a shooting that left the victim seriously injured and requiring surgery. According to a press release by the Monett Police Department, they are attempting to locate Kyle Huse, 31, of Aurora, who is considered a person of interest in the case. Huse is described as a white male.
At approximately 12:30 a.m. on Tuesday, August 20, Monett officers responded to a call regarding shots fired in the 200 block of Frisco Street. When officers arrived on scene, they located the victim, a 50 year old white male from Monett. The victim suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was transported by ambulance and later by air for treatment of serious injuries, according to the release.
Detective David Haskins, of the Monett Police Department, confirmed the victim of the shooting was in stable condition and that his injuries were not life threatening. Officers were able to interview him after a surgery for his wounds.
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Charlea Estes-Jones
The Monett Police Department is searching for a person of interest involved in a shooting that left the victim seriously injured and requiring surgery. According to a press release by the Monett Police Department, they are attempting to locate Kyle Huse, 31, of Aurora, who is considered a person of interest in the case. Huse is described as a white male.
At approximately 12:30 a.m. on Tuesday, August 20, Monett officers responded to a call regarding shots fired in the 200 block of Frisco Street. When officers arrived on scene, they located the victim, a 50 year old white male from Monett. The victim suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was transported by ambulance and later by air for treatment of serious injuries, according to the release.
Detective David Haskins, of the Monett Police Department, confirmed the victim of the shooting was in stable condition and that his injuries were not life threatening. Officers were able to interview him after a surgery for his wounds.
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