Lisa Dandridge

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Lisa Dandridge

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A sister is still in pain after her brother died in a car fire in February 2022. Over three years later, Memphis Police are still searching for the suspect who took his life. According to MPD, Marcus Jefferson, 41, was found in a vehicle engulfed in flames near Carnes and the Airways Boulevard overpass. Marcus Jefferson (Photo Courtesy of Shalissa Jefferson)“The way he was murdered, it took us weeks, weeks to get him identified,” said the victim’s sister Shalissa Jefferson.

1 month ago | wreg.com | Lisa Dandridge

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A sister is still in pain after her brother died in a car fire in February 2022. Over three years later, Memphis Police are still searching for the suspect who took his life. According to MPD, Marcus Jefferson, 41, was found in a vehicle engulfed in flames near Carnes and the Airways Boulevard overpass. “The way he was murdered, it took us weeks, weeks to get him identified,” said the victim’s sister Shalissa Jefferson. “He was a phenomenal brother.

1 month ago | wreg.com | Lisa Dandridge

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — It’s been three years with no answers and no justice for a Memphis mother who says her only son was killed, and so far, no one has been held accountable. This Memphis mother knows someone knows something and she’s hoping they will come forward. “I will never be the same, I hurt every day. I still got to get up and keep going because that was my son,” said Demetria Ingram. Memphis Police say Ingram’s only child, 19-year-old Jacobi Price, was killed on February 5, 2022.

1 month ago | wjtv.com | Lisa Dandridge

MARSHALL COUNTY, Miss. — A group of shooters accused of putting the lives of multiple people in danger is on the run. Now, one law enforcement officer told WREG that if these people aren’t arrested soon, violence could strike again. “These individuals shouldn’t be taken lightly,” Commander Kelly McMillen said. “They shot these people’s house up. There’s no remorse for life.”Commander McMillen said it happened February 12 just after 2 a.m. on Bonner Street in Holly Springs.

1 month ago | wreg.com | Lisa Dandridge

MARSHALL COUNTY, Miss. — A group of shooters accused of putting the lives of multiple people in danger is on the run. Now, one law enforcement officer told WREG that if these people aren’t arrested soon, violence could strike again. “These individuals shouldn’t be taken lightly,” Commander Kelly McMillen said. “They shot these people’s house up. There’s no remorse for life.”Commander McMillen said it happened February 12 just after 2 a.m. on Bonner Street in Holly Springs.