Murder suspect in custody in Winnfield
A man wanted on a charge of second-degree murder in connection with Wednesday's slaying of a man outside a west Shreveport apartment complex is in custody in Winnfield.
After receiving word of Jermone Thompson's arrest about 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Shreveport police detectives traveled to Winnfield to interview the 23-year-old.
No details about how Thompson was taken into custody or when he'd be brought to Shreveport were released Friday afternoon.
Tremaine Perkins, 24, died after being was shot twice in the torso outside his apartment complex in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive, police said.
Officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. Wednesday found nothing. At daybreak, a resident of the same complex found Perkins' body, according to Shreveport police.
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Shreveport has warrant for homicide suspect
Shreveport police have obtained a warrant to arrest a man in connection with a fatal shooting Wednesday outside Country Club Apartments.
Jerome Thompson, 23, is wanted on one count of second-degree murder, with bond set at $300,000, Shreveport police Cpl. Bill Goodin said.
Tremaine Perkins, 24, died after being was shot twice in the torso outside his apartment complex in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive, police said.
Officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. Wednesday found nothing. At daybreak, a resident of the same complex found Perkins' body, according to Shreveport police.
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Police obtaining arrest warrant in overnight homicide
Shreveport police detectives said they are working to obtain a warrant for a person of interest in the overnight shooting of a man whose body was discovered at daybreak outside the apartments where he lived.
Patrol officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. today at the Country Club Apartments in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive didn't find anything, but at daybreak a resident found the body of fellow-resident Tremaine Perkins, 24, according to Shreveport police.
This afternoon, detectives had identified a person of interest and were working to determine what motive the person might have, said Shreveport police detective Sgt. Jody Jones.
Perkins was shot at least twice in the torso with a handgun, Jones said. His body was found just before 7 a.m. in a grassy area in front of a car, just outside the perimeter of the parking lot.
Bill Goodin said the location of the body and the time of night hindered the patrol officers from locating the body immediately following the shooting.
Call Shreveport police at (318) 673-6955 or Shreveport-Caddo Crime Stoppers at (318) 673-7373 with information about this shooting.
A man wanted on a charge of second-degree murder in connection with Wednesday's slaying of a man outside a west Shreveport apartment complex is in custody in Winnfield.
After receiving word of Jermone Thompson's arrest about 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Shreveport police detectives traveled to Winnfield to interview the 23-year-old.
No details about how Thompson was taken into custody or when he'd be brought to Shreveport were released Friday afternoon.
Tremaine Perkins, 24, died after being was shot twice in the torso outside his apartment complex in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive, police said.
Officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. Wednesday found nothing. At daybreak, a resident of the same complex found Perkins' body, according to Shreveport police.
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Shreveport has warrant for homicide suspect
Shreveport police have obtained a warrant to arrest a man in connection with a fatal shooting Wednesday outside Country Club Apartments.
Jerome Thompson, 23, is wanted on one count of second-degree murder, with bond set at $300,000, Shreveport police Cpl. Bill Goodin said.
Tremaine Perkins, 24, died after being was shot twice in the torso outside his apartment complex in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive, police said.
Officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. Wednesday found nothing. At daybreak, a resident of the same complex found Perkins' body, according to Shreveport police.
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Police obtaining arrest warrant in overnight homicide
Shreveport police detectives said they are working to obtain a warrant for a person of interest in the overnight shooting of a man whose body was discovered at daybreak outside the apartments where he lived.
Patrol officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. today at the Country Club Apartments in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive didn't find anything, but at daybreak a resident found the body of fellow-resident Tremaine Perkins, 24, according to Shreveport police.
This afternoon, detectives had identified a person of interest and were working to determine what motive the person might have, said Shreveport police detective Sgt. Jody Jones.
Perkins was shot at least twice in the torso with a handgun, Jones said. His body was found just before 7 a.m. in a grassy area in front of a car, just outside the perimeter of the parking lot.
Bill Goodin said the location of the body and the time of night hindered the patrol officers from locating the body immediately following the shooting.
Call Shreveport police at (318) 673-6955 or Shreveport-Caddo Crime Stoppers at (318) 673-7373 with information about this shooting.
Murder suspect in custody in Winnfield
A man wanted on a charge of second-degree murder in connection with Wednesday's slaying of a man outside a west Shreveport apartment complex is in custody in Winnfield.
After receiving word of Jermone Thompson's arrest about 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Shreveport police detectives traveled to Winnfield to interview the 23-year-old.
No details about how Thompson was taken into custody or when he'd be brought to Shreveport were released Friday afternoon.
Tremaine Perkins, 24, died after being was shot twice in the torso outside his apartment complex in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive, police said.
Officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. Wednesday found nothing. At daybreak, a resident of the same complex found Perkins' body, according to Shreveport police.
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Shreveport has warrant for homicide suspect
Shreveport police have obtained a warrant to arrest a man in connection with a fatal shooting Wednesday outside Country Club Apartments.
Jerome Thompson, 23, is wanted on one count of second-degree murder, with bond set at $300,000, Shreveport police Cpl. Bill Goodin said.
Tremaine Perkins, 24, died after being was shot twice in the torso outside his apartment complex in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive, police said.
Officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. Wednesday found nothing. At daybreak, a resident of the same complex found Perkins' body, according to Shreveport police.
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Police obtaining arrest warrant in overnight homicide
Shreveport police detectives said they are working to obtain a warrant for a person of interest in the overnight shooting of a man whose body was discovered at daybreak outside the apartments where he lived.
Patrol officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. today at the Country Club Apartments in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive didn't find anything, but at daybreak a resident found the body of fellow-resident Tremaine Perkins, 24, according to Shreveport police.
This afternoon, detectives had identified a person of interest and were working to determine what motive the person might have, said Shreveport police detective Sgt. Jody Jones.
Perkins was shot at least twice in the torso with a handgun, Jones said. His body was found just before 7 a.m. in a grassy area in front of a car, just outside the perimeter of the parking lot.
Bill Goodin said the location of the body and the time of night hindered the patrol officers from locating the body immediately following the shooting.
Call Shreveport police at (318) 673-6955 or Shreveport-Caddo Crime Stoppers at (318) 673-7373 with information about this shooting.
A man wanted on a charge of second-degree murder in connection with Wednesday's slaying of a man outside a west Shreveport apartment complex is in custody in Winnfield.
After receiving word of Jermone Thompson's arrest about 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Shreveport police detectives traveled to Winnfield to interview the 23-year-old.
No details about how Thompson was taken into custody or when he'd be brought to Shreveport were released Friday afternoon.
Tremaine Perkins, 24, died after being was shot twice in the torso outside his apartment complex in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive, police said.
Officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. Wednesday found nothing. At daybreak, a resident of the same complex found Perkins' body, according to Shreveport police.
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Shreveport has warrant for homicide suspect
Shreveport police have obtained a warrant to arrest a man in connection with a fatal shooting Wednesday outside Country Club Apartments.
Jerome Thompson, 23, is wanted on one count of second-degree murder, with bond set at $300,000, Shreveport police Cpl. Bill Goodin said.
Tremaine Perkins, 24, died after being was shot twice in the torso outside his apartment complex in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive, police said.
Officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. Wednesday found nothing. At daybreak, a resident of the same complex found Perkins' body, according to Shreveport police.
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Police obtaining arrest warrant in overnight homicide
Shreveport police detectives said they are working to obtain a warrant for a person of interest in the overnight shooting of a man whose body was discovered at daybreak outside the apartments where he lived.
Patrol officers investigating a report of shots fired about 3:20 a.m. today at the Country Club Apartments in the 4200 block of Lakeshore Drive didn't find anything, but at daybreak a resident found the body of fellow-resident Tremaine Perkins, 24, according to Shreveport police.
This afternoon, detectives had identified a person of interest and were working to determine what motive the person might have, said Shreveport police detective Sgt. Jody Jones.
Perkins was shot at least twice in the torso with a handgun, Jones said. His body was found just before 7 a.m. in a grassy area in front of a car, just outside the perimeter of the parking lot.
Bill Goodin said the location of the body and the time of night hindered the patrol officers from locating the body immediately following the shooting.
Call Shreveport police at (318) 673-6955 or Shreveport-Caddo Crime Stoppers at (318) 673-7373 with information about this shooting.
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