ACCUSED OF SHOOTING HIS EX-GIRLFRIEND AND KILLING HER FRIEND WEDNESDAY NIGHT IN TEXAS JACKSON POLICE NEED YOUR HELP IDENTIFYING A SUSPECT THEY SAY KILLED A 61 YEAR OLD MAN AT A CONVENIENCE STORE.. POLICE SAY THE SUSPECT YOU SEE HERE ON YOUR SCREEN SHOT KENNETH WEATHERS JUNE 16 AT A CONVENIENCE STORE ON ROBINSON ROAD.. POLICE SAY WEATHERS DIED WEDNESDAY AT UMMC.. THE SHOOTING MARKS THE CITY’S 71ST HOMICIDE
Man arrested, charged with murder in June shooting
JPD investigates city’s 71st homicide of the year
Updated: 7:58 AM CDT Jul 11, 2022
Jackson police have made an arrest in the city’s 71st homicide of the year.Kenneth Weathers, 61, was shot the night of June 16 outside a convenience store in the 1600 block of Robinson Road, Deputy Chief Deric Hearn said. Weathers died June 29 at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, Hearn said.Police released two surveillance photos of a man suspected in the shooting, who was later identified as Kenterrious Williams. Members of a U.S. Marshal Service task force captured Williams Friday, Hearn said in a news release. “The Jackson Police Department will continue to work hard to bring justice to all families who have lost loved ones to these senseless acts of violence in the city of Jackson,” Hearn said in a statement. “We pray for peace and ask that individuals find other avenues to settle disputes other than resorting to gun violence.”
Jackson police have made an arrest in the city’s 71st homicide of the year.
Kenneth Weathers, 61, was shot the night of June 16 outside a convenience store in the 1600 block of Robinson Road, Deputy Chief Deric Hearn said. Weathers died June 29 at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, Hearn said.
Police released two surveillance photos of a man suspected in the shooting, who was later identified as Kenterrious Williams. Members of a U.S. Marshal Service task force captured Williams Friday, Hearn said in a news release.
“The Jackson Police Department will continue to work hard to bring justice to all families who have lost loved ones to these senseless acts of violence in the city of Jackson,” Hearn said in a statement. “We pray for peace and ask that individuals find other avenues to settle disputes other than resorting to gun violence.”
