Mark Waters, 66, is accused of wounding a 21-year-old man staying at a neighboring house and walking to a local grocery store in October.
SAN JOSE — A North San Jose resident charged with the unprovoked shooting of an unarmed Black man walking in his neighborhood in October was abruptly remanded to jail this week after a judge decided that his alleged actions indicated behavior that could threaten the public if he remained free.
The defendant was arraigned in a San Jose courtroom Monday on an amended criminal complaint. He had been out of custody on $100,000 bail since shortly after the shooting. According to a summary of the court hearing, Badillo told Paul that Waters thought the victim might have been one of the culprits.
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