The suspect in the mass shooting that occurred on Mardi Gras in Mamou was found hiding in Montgomery County, Texas.

Authorities in Montgomery County, Texas, arrested a man Saturday in connection with a shooting at a Mardi Gras concert in Mamou. The shooting, which killed two and injured 12, occurred at an outdoor Zydeco concert on the north side of Mamou on Tuesday.

Tre'land Castille, 19, has been captured in Texas and is booked with several charges,one includes first degree murder.

The Mamou chief of police confirmed Wednesday that 14 people were shot during a Mardi Gras concert Tuesday and at least two have died from their injuries. Two more are in critical condition, Chief Charles “Pat” Hall said.

Two shootings at Mamou’s Mardi Gras concerts left a total of two teenagers dead and 14 wounded. It has been learned that one of those

Alaya was one of two people shot during an outdoor concert on Mardi Gras day in Mamou. At least one other person was killed and at least ten more were shot and injured. Zydeco musician Chris Ardoin was performing when shots were fired.

Tragedy in Mamou continues as the community mourns the loss of loved ones and many people injured during Mardi Gras festivities. Fat Tuesday was about having a good time and celebrating Mardi

The names have been released of the two teenagers killed in the Mamou Mardi Gras concert shootings. Bryson Green was a student at Cecilia High

CONROE, Texas (KPLC) - The suspect wanted for the deadly shooting in Mamou on Mardi Gras day is behind bars in Montgomery County Texas. Trea’land Ty’rell Castille, 19, was arrested Saturday and is multiple charges including two counts of first-degree murder, according to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.