KANSAS CITY—Two men are facing charges for fatal shooting that occurred at a Kansas City gas station in September.
Undrellius K. Fleck and Jordan A. Vasquez, 18, each are charged with 2nd Degree Murder, two counts of Armed Criminal Action, and 1st Degree Robbery, according to Jackson County Prosecutor Melesa Johnson.
According to court records, Kansas City police were dispatched to a gas station in south Kansas City on Sept. 6 and located the victim, later identified as 23-year-old Kenneth Hutt suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He was confirmed deceased at the scene.
Detectives reviewed surveillance video and determined Fleck was at the gas station purchasing gas when Hutt entered the store with what appeared to be a pistol tucked under his left arm. Fleck and Vasquez entered the gas station looking at Hutt. Fleck was holding a Glock style firearm with what appeared to be modified with a switch. Vasquez pulled out a small AK pistol and passed it to Fleck, who approached Hutt and grabbed his pistol. Vasquez also approached Hutt and attempted to grab his pistol.
As Hutt attempted to regain control of his firearm, Fleck fired the fully automatic firearm toward him. When Hutt dropped to the ground, Fleck grabbed his pistol and both defendants fled.
Detectives identified the defendants through multiple investigative leads.
On Dec. 18, Fleck was certified through Jackson County Juvenile Courts as an adult. A Jackson County judge set both Fleck and Vasquez’s bond at $500,000 each cash-only.