Daniel Wilkerson

1 month ago | fox13memphis.com | Daniel Wilkerson

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - FOX13 News obtained surveillance footage which police said identifies a man who carjacked an East Memphis woman, Wednesday, demanding she get in her car and leave with him. They said the surveillance footage shows the same man attempting to break into homes. “Never, ever, ever go to a second location. I'd rather him have shoot me in the parking lot than go to a second location,” said the carjacking victim, who did not want to be identified.

1 month ago | fox13memphis.com | Daniel Wilkerson

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Members of law enforcement in the Mid-South held a memorial ceremony remembering and honoring those who have died in the line of duty. “Well, you know, annually we always preserve time to celebrate the men and women who lost their lives in the line of duty for our community, for our department and so today is just one of those solemn, you know, kind of days we have an opportunity to embrace the families all over again.

1 month ago | fox13memphis.com | Daniel Wilkerson

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The executive director over the restoration of a church which caught on fire early Monday morning says she is waiting on God to determine whether they will rebuild Clayborn Temple in Downtown Memphis. “I’m a very tenacious person, but this will happen if it’s God’s will. God speaks and I listen,” said Anasa Troutman of the Historic Clayborn Team. Troutman was overcome with emotions when FOX13 interviewed her Tuesday. “What we want most is to hear people's stories about the building.

2 months ago | fox13memphis.com | Daniel Wilkerson

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - FOX13 went in search of solutions, Friday, after a noticeable uptick in youth violence over the past week. We sat down with Frank Gottie, the head of the Put the Guns Down organization, and Carlos Miles, owner of Pullman’s Barbershop in South Memphis. Both men mentor young men in their communities. They said they came from the streets and started out on a rough path before turning their lives around. “When you have negative outweighing the positive then kids think that’s cool.

2 months ago | fox13memphis.com | Daniel Wilkerson

OAKLAND, Tenn. - A Mid-South police department is putting people on blast in an effort to deter shoplifting from their local Walmart. "Some people claim they are testing the system. We hear all kinds of excuses. Testing the system, like they're doing Walmart a favor," said Oakland Police Chief Chris Earl. Earle said, if you're caught shoplifting from the Oakland Walmart, he's going to make you famous.