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By Joey Brown, Feb 22, 2016 Wave 3
Marcus Bennett, the brother of Eric Bennett, who previously was charged by the Commonwealth Attorney, faces federal charges of assault against a federal government worker and discharging a weapon in the commission of a violent offense. If convicted, he could face a maximum of 20 years in prison for the first crime and a minimum of 10 years to life for the second crime. The charges would run consecutively.
[RELATED READING: U.S. Postal Inspection Service affidavit]
The day after the Feb. 10 shooting, postal inspectors received a tip that a person named "MIZ" from Victory Park, later identified as Marcus Bennett, was supposed to receive a package containing drugs via U.S. Mail approximately two weeks earlier, but the mail carrier, Da'Ron Lester, kept the package, and that's why he was shot, the affidavit said.
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