Twin brothers charged in a Memphis FedEx shooting were released without bail, mirroring a decision for the alleged shooter. This sparked controversy among local officials.

The twin brothers charged in a shooting at FedEx World Hub are set to be released from jail without bond. Ja‘Marcus Odell and Ja’Marion Odell are charged with facilitation of attempted second-degree murder in the case.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Two more suspects charged in the shooting of a FedEx employee have been ordered released from jail on their own recognizance (ROR), according to court records.

The decision comes two days after the third suspect, charged with attempted second-degree murder, was also released on his own recognizance.

Two out of the three men charged after a shooting that left a man injured outside the FedEx Hub appeared in court on Wednesday morning. When WREG first brought you this story we told you a FedEx employee was accidentally shot outside of the FedEx Hub.

According to the affidavit, surveillance footage captured three suspects approaching the victim's car and looking through the windows right before the shooting.

Senator Brent Taylor is once again calling out Judge Bill Anderson after an 18-year-old charged with attempted second-degree murder was released from jail without bond. Taylor wrote a letter to Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy requesting him to seek an emergency writ of certiorari in criminal court,

The decision comes two days after the third suspect, charged with attempted second-degree murder, was also released on his own recognizance.

The man accused of shooting a FedEx employee in the hub parking lot in October has been released without bond. 18-year-old Tyreese Earnest was charged with attempted second-degree murder, employment of a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony,

The man charged with attempting to kill someone outside the FedEx World Hub is set to be released from jail without bond.