South Philadelphia Double Murder-Suicide Leaves Three Dead
Philadelphia police preliminarily classified the deaths of three women as a double murder-suicide, subject to final forensic findings.
Philadelphia police preliminarily classified the deaths of three women as a double murder-suicide, subject to final forensic findings.
Jarod Starks was denied bond after police accused him of firing into vehicles, attempting an armed robbery and confronting officers before a North Charlotte standoff.
Marlon Williams, 37, was chased from his Pleasantville home and fatally shot by a masked gunman who fled in a waiting vehicle; no later arrest was verified.
Gentle Edwards, 15, was charged as an adult with first-degree murder with a firearm and aggravated assault with a firearm in the Hollywood killing of 17-year-old Robin Bouza Jr.
Bristen Banales was arrested after San Bernardino County investigators linked him to a fatal shooting of Robert Murphy, another shooting and an alleged kidnapping in Twentynine Palms.
William “Billy” Sinclair pleaded not guilty to 28 counts including second-degree murder and attempted murder and was being held without bail.
Jovanathan Mitchell was charged with open murder and firearm offenses after 19-year-old Lovaya Rodriguez died from a June 5 Lansing shooting; bond was set at $800,000 and the case remained pending.
Gregg Page received consecutive prison terms totaling 50 years for the 2024 Atlantic City inlet shooting that killed Carley Elbert and seriously wounded Kamille Stewart.
David Harrison Jr.’s murder trial opened nearly eight years after Joseph Gormley was fatally shot in Castro Valley. The defense argues self-defense.
Michael Lunsford Jr. was arrested after a brief SWAT standoff and ordered held on $1 million bond in the Columbus shooting death of Avante J. Copeland.