JANESVILLE, Wisc. (WIFR) —– Janesville Police announce the arrest of a former University of Wisconsin football in connection with a double murder.

Marcus Randle-El turned himself into police in Chicago on Saturday afternoon, along with members of the Janesville Police Department present.

Authorities charged 33-year-old Randle-El with two counts of first degree intentional homicide.

On Monday, 30-year-old Seairaha Winchester and 27-year-old Brittany McAdory were shot and killed near the intersection of Midvale Drive and Deerfield Drive in Janesville.

In a press conference, Lt. Charles Aagaard said detectives discovered video surveillance footage which confirmed Winchester and McAdory went to the T.A. Express gas station around 2 a.m. Monday morning and left the store in McAdory’s black Jeep Cherokee.

In their investigation, evidence pointed to a potential planned meeting between the women and Randle-El.

Just after 3 a.m., a driver found both women lying in the road, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. The victims were transported to a local hospital, where they succumbed to their injuries.

Investigators say Randle-El allegedly drove off in McAdory’s SUV, where officers later found it abandoned on I-294, in Justice.

This arrest comes while Randle-El was out of jail on parole for an incident in 2014, where spent six years in prison after he abducted his daughter at gunpoint in Cook County.

The brother of Super Bowl champ, Antwann, Randle-El played wide receiver for the Badgers from 2004 to 2007.

JANESVILLE, Wis. (WMTV) — Former UW-Madison football player Marcus Randle El is officially charged with first degree intentional homicide in connection to a double shooting in Janesville.

On Friday, Rock County Court charged Randle El, 33, with two counts of first degree intentional homicide, one count of operating without consent/possessing a weapon and one count of possessing a firearm/convicted of out-of-state felony.

Randle El turned himself into police on Feb. 15 in Chicago.

On Feb. 10, Seairaha Winchester, 30, and Brittany McAdory, 27, were found shot near the intersection of Midvale and Deerfield drives in Janesville. They were taken to a hospital, where they died from their injuries.

Investigators later recovered video footage confirming Winchester and McAdory went to the T.A. Express gas station around 2 a.m. that morning and left the store in McAdory’s black Jeep Cherokee. Investigators say their evidence indicates they planned to meet with Randle El, who was also in the area.

A little more than an hour later, a passing motorist spotted the victims lying in the road, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.

Following the shootings, Randle El allegedly drove off in McAdory’s SUV, which was later found in Justice, Illinois – about 30 miles northwest of Randle El’s hometown of Homewood.

Police say the investigation is still ongoing. Anyone with information about the homicides is asked to call the Janesville Police Department at 608-757-2244. Anonymous tips can be submitted online using the P3 App or Crime Stoppers at 608-756-3636.