Malfunctioning Gun May Have Prevented Several Madison Killings

Witnesses tell Madison police a man charged with the execution-style killing last May might have killed several others if his gun hadn’t jammed.  Thirty-six-year-old Antonio R. Gentry is charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the shooting death of Rayshawn Jackson.  Jackson was shot in the neck May 16th and died at U-W Hospital five days later.  Gentry is accused of trying to shoot several other members of Jackson’s family, but his handgun wouldn’t work.  Gentry and Jackson had been arguing over a woman.