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   FLINT, MI -- One of three suspects in the May 1 shooting death   
   of a security guard at Family Dollar in Flint has appeared in   
   court on a charge of murder.   
      
   Appearing on a TV screen and clad in a cloth mask, Sharmel L.   
   Teague, 45, of Flint, was arraigned Tuesday, May 5, by Genesee   
   District Judge Nathaniel C. Perry on first-degree murder and   
   felony firearm charges.   
      
   The charges stem from the May 1, 2020 shooting death of 43-year-   
   old Calvin James Munerlyn.   
      
   A security guard at the Family Dollar off East Fifth Avenue in   
   Flint, Munerlyn was shot around 1:45 p.m. May 1 allegedly   
   following a dispute over a customer not wearing a mask into the   
   store.   
      
   Police investigating if security guard at Flint store was killed   
   for requiring mask   
      
   It’s alleged Teague and Munerlyn got into a verbal dispute after   
   he told the woman’s daughter she needed to wear a face mask   
   while inside the store.   
      
   The woman’s daughter then left the store, but her mother began   
   to yell at Munerlyn. He told the mother to leave the store and   
   instructed a cashier not to serve her, according to   
   investigative reports of the incident turned over to Genesee   
   County Prosecutor David Leyton.   
      
   During a May 4 press conference, Leyton said there is video   
   surveillance of the altercation between Teague and Munerlyn.   
      
   A short time later, Teague returned to the store with her 44-   
   year-old husband and her 23-year-old son and confronted Munerlyn.   
      
   Leyton pointed out the wife called the husband between leaving   
   in a red GMC Envoy to River Village Apartments and coming back   
   to the store 20 minutes later with two men who came inside the   
   store.   
      
   The 44-year-old man yelled at Munerlyn about disrespecting his   
   wife, with the 23-year-old man accused of pulling out a gun and   
   shooting Munerlyn in the back of the head, Leyton said.   
      
   Munerlyn was transported to Hurley Medical Center, where he was   
   pronounced dead a short time later.   
      
   Leyton has announced murder and felony firearm charges against   
   the two men, but they are still being sought by police.   
      
   As of late Tuesday morning, Michigan State Police Lt. David   
   Kaiser said the men are not in custody.   
      
   3 charged in fatal shooting of guard enforcing mask use at Flint   
   store   
      
   The men are being sought by the Michigan State Police fugitive   
   team. Leyton warned anyone helping the pair evade enforcement   
   may also be charged with a crime.   
      
   “They must know that they’re being sought. They are armed and   
   dangerous,” he said. “We will bring them to justice.”   
      
   Anyone with information on their whereabouts is asked to call   
   911 or report a tip anonymously to Crime Stoppers of Flint &   
   Genesee County at at 1-800-422-5245, use the P3TIPS mobile app,   
   or visit CrimeStoppersofFlint.com.   
      
   Teague is held in the Genesee County Jail without bond. She’s   
   due back in court May 14 for a probable cause conference.   
      
   https://www.mlive.com/news/flint/2020/05/woman-arraigned-in-   
   fatal-shooting-of-flint-security-guard-over-face-mask.html   
        
      
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