Trial begins Monday for 2 men accused of killing 1, injuring others in Truck Park Bar shooting

Mia Laube KSTP

Jury selection began Monday morning for the trial of two men charged in the deadly mass shooting at the Seventh Street Truck Park bar.

A court register shows 34-year-old Terry Brown is charged with one count of second-degree murder and four counts of second-degree attempted murder. In April 2022, the state dismissed seven of the 11 second-degree attempted murder charges against Brown.

Brown’s accomplice, 30-year-old Devondre Phillips, is charged with eight counts of second-degree attempted murder. In August 2022, the state dropped the second-degree murder charge and four of the 12 second-degree attempted murder charges against Phillips.

Court registers show both men have assumed a “not guilty” disposition for all remaining charges.

File booking photos of Devondre Phillips and Terry Brown.

As reported in October 2021, St. Paul police responded to a report of an overnight shooting at Seventh Street Truck Park and encountered a “chaotic scene” with multiple gunshot victims.

The shooters killed 27-year-old Marquisha Wiley and injured more than a dozen other people.

The aftermath also led to the conviction of Gabriel Lee Young-Duncan, the conviction of Jerome Fletcher Horton Jr. and a lawsuit against Fleet Farm for their roles in a straw purchasing scheme linked to the Truck Park shooting.

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