UPDATE, April 15 | In an update Tuesday, police said the department executed a search warrant on a residence related to the incident as work continues with the Jackson County Prosecutor's Office to "finalize charges."
Investigators believe some of the individuals involved are not permanent residents of Grain Valley.
"This case moved as efficiently as it did because of our residents — neighbors who looked out for each other and made the choice to speak up," police said on social media. "Grain Valley takes care of Grain Valley. That’s not just a phrase — it’s a mindset that continues to make our community stronger and safer."
The victim remains in stable condition, per police.
ORIGINAL STORY | Gunfire wounded one man Monday night in the parking lot of a Dollar General store in Grain Valley.
Grain Valley Police Chief Ed Turner said the shooting happened just after 6 p.m. at 1701 N. Main St.
The person who turned out to be the shooting victim made it to a residence and called the police.
He was taken to a hospital and is in stable condition.
Law officers arrested a person of interest and several others at a second house in Grain Valley.
Police are investigating what led to the shooting.
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