Attempted Murder charges were placed on two Cannon County residents after Cannon County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to a Iconium Road residence in reference to shots being fired. According to sheriff department reports last Friday afternoon Mr. Corey McNeese spoke to deputies and explained that while he and Wesley Scott were working on a vehicle a black car came by twice and on the first time a Mr. Tyler Finley pulled a gun out and fired shots which hit the house. Deputy Jordan McGee along with Deputy Reed Bryson responded to the call and after further investigation went back to the Sheriff’s Office to obtain arrest warrants for Tyler Finley and a passenger in the car Ms.Ciara Scott. Investigator Anthony Young went back to the residence to retrieve a bullet. Deputies then went to a residence on Petty Gap Road to serve Finley and Scott with the attempted murder charges that had been filed against them. Initially Mr. Finley denied he had a gun but after talking with Ms. Scott and Mr. Chase Pelham, Mr. Pelham would retrieve the gun allegedly used in the crime. Deputies compared the look of the spent round from the residence at the rounds in the magazine that was with the pistol and found that they were both gold in color and appeared to be the same size. The gun was placed into evidence at that time. Both Scott and Finley are set to appear November 6th in General Sessions Court
