19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old – s death, law enforcement sources say
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old’s death, law enforcement sources say
Trio face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Trio face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Byron McBride, Nineteen, has been identified as the gunman who shot and killed 6-year-old Kingston Frazier, according to several law enforcement sources.
Kingston died of numerous gunshot wounds, Madison County Coroner Alex Breeland said. He did not say where on his figure Kingston was shot.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car about 1:30 a.m., police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The car was found abandoned, with Kingston’s figure in the back, eight hours later in the one thousand two hundred block of Gluckstadt Road in Madison County, authorities said.
Officers took Byron McBride, Nineteen, into custody at about four p.m. at Somerset Apartments on County Line Road, police said.
Dwan Dion do Wakefield, 17, of Ridgeland, was taken into custody about eleven a.m. Thursday, Luke said. D’Allen Washington, 17, surrendered at the Hinds County Sheriff’s Department later in the day, authorities said.
Wakefield was a quarterback for the Ridgeland High School football team last season, but is no longer at the school and was dropped by the team.
Wakefield, Washington and McBride are all charged with capital murder, according to Michael Guest, district attorney for Madison and Rankin counties.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation issued an Amber Alert for Kingston at about Four:30 a.m. Thursday. The original nine hundred eleven call came in at 1:37 a.m.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car, police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The Hinds County Sheriff’s Department treats security at the store.
The car thief got out of a silver Honda Civic with a dent on the rear passenger’s side, investigators said.
Kingston attended North Jackson Elementary School and was scheduled to graduate from kindergarten on Thursday.
“The Jackson Public School District is deeply saddened by the tragic death of North Jackson Elementary scholar, Kingston Frazier,” JPS spokesman Sherwin Johnson said in a statement. “He was beloved by his classmates and teachers and will surely be missed. The District is providing trouble counselors to the students and staff of the school. We ask all citizens to keep the Frazier family in their thoughts and prayers.”
All three suspects are being held at the Madison County Detention Center.
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old – s death, law enforcement sources say
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old’s death, law enforcement sources say
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Byron McBride, Nineteen, has been identified as the gunman who shot and killed 6-year-old Kingston Frazier, according to several law enforcement sources.
Kingston died of numerous gunshot wounds, Madison County Coroner Alex Breeland said. He did not say where on his assets Kingston was shot.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car about 1:30 a.m., police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The car was found abandoned, with Kingston’s bod in the back, eight hours later in the one thousand two hundred block of Gluckstadt Road in Madison County, authorities said.
Officers took Byron McBride, Nineteen, into custody at about four p.m. at Somerset Apartments on County Line Road, police said.
Dwan Dion do Wakefield, 17, of Ridgeland, was taken into custody about eleven a.m. Thursday, Luke said. D’Allen Washington, 17, surrendered at the Hinds County Sheriff’s Department later in the day, authorities said.
Wakefield was a quarterback for the Ridgeland High School football team last season, but is no longer at the school and was dropped by the team.
Wakefield, Washington and McBride are all charged with capital murder, according to Michael Guest, district attorney for Madison and Rankin counties.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation issued an Amber Alert for Kingston at about Four:30 a.m. Thursday. The original nine hundred eleven call came in at 1:37 a.m.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car, police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The Hinds County Sheriff’s Department treats security at the store.
The car thief got out of a silver Honda Civic with a dent on the rear passenger’s side, investigators said.
Kingston attended North Jackson Elementary School and was scheduled to graduate from kindergarten on Thursday.
“The Jackson Public School District is deeply saddened by the tragic death of North Jackson Elementary scholar, Kingston Frazier,” JPS spokesman Sherwin Johnson said in a statement. “He was beloved by his classmates and teachers and will surely be missed. The District is providing distress counselors to the students and staff of the school. We ask all citizens to keep the Frazier family in their thoughts and prayers.”
All three suspects are being held at the Madison County Detention Center.
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old – s death, law enforcement sources say
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old’s death, law enforcement sources say
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Trio face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Byron McBride, Nineteen, has been identified as the gunman who shot and killed 6-year-old Kingston Frazier, according to several law enforcement sources.
Kingston died of numerous gunshot wounds, Madison County Coroner Alex Breeland said. He did not say where on his assets Kingston was shot.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car about 1:30 a.m., police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The car was found abandoned, with Kingston’s figure in the back, eight hours later in the one thousand two hundred block of Gluckstadt Road in Madison County, authorities said.
Officers took Byron McBride, Nineteen, into custody at about four p.m. at Somerset Apartments on County Line Road, police said.
Dwan Dion do Wakefield, 17, of Ridgeland, was taken into custody about eleven a.m. Thursday, Luke said. D’Allen Washington, 17, surrendered at the Hinds County Sheriff’s Department later in the day, authorities said.
Wakefield was a quarterback for the Ridgeland High School football team last season, but is no longer at the school and was dropped by the team.
Wakefield, Washington and McBride are all charged with capital murder, according to Michael Guest, district attorney for Madison and Rankin counties.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation issued an Amber Alert for Kingston at about Four:30 a.m. Thursday. The original nine hundred eleven call came in at 1:37 a.m.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car, police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The Hinds County Sheriff’s Department treats security at the store.
The car thief got out of a silver Honda Civic with a dent on the rear passenger’s side, investigators said.
Kingston attended North Jackson Elementary School and was scheduled to graduate from kindergarten on Thursday.
“The Jackson Public School District is deeply saddened by the tragic death of North Jackson Elementary scholar, Kingston Frazier,” JPS spokesman Sherwin Johnson said in a statement. “He was beloved by his classmates and teachers and will surely be missed. The District is providing distress counselors to the students and staff of the school. We ask all citizens to keep the Frazier family in their thoughts and prayers.”
All three suspects are being held at the Madison County Detention Center.
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old – s death, law enforcement sources say
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old’s death, law enforcement sources say
Trio face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Trio face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Byron McBride, Nineteen, has been identified as the gunman who shot and killed 6-year-old Kingston Frazier, according to several law enforcement sources.
Kingston died of numerous gunshot wounds, Madison County Coroner Alex Breeland said. He did not say where on his bod Kingston was shot.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car about 1:30 a.m., police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The car was found abandoned, with Kingston’s bod in the back, eight hours later in the one thousand two hundred block of Gluckstadt Road in Madison County, authorities said.
Officers took Byron McBride, Nineteen, into custody at about four p.m. at Somerset Apartments on County Line Road, police said.
Dwan Dion do Wakefield, 17, of Ridgeland, was taken into custody about eleven a.m. Thursday, Luke said. D’Allen Washington, 17, surrendered at the Hinds County Sheriff’s Department later in the day, authorities said.
Wakefield was a quarterback for the Ridgeland High School football team last season, but is no longer at the school and was dropped by the team.
Wakefield, Washington and McBride are all charged with capital murder, according to Michael Guest, district attorney for Madison and Rankin counties.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation issued an Amber Alert for Kingston at about Four:30 a.m. Thursday. The original nine hundred eleven call came in at 1:37 a.m.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car, police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The Hinds County Sheriff’s Department treats security at the store.
The car thief got out of a silver Honda Civic with a dent on the rear passenger’s side, investigators said.
Kingston attended North Jackson Elementary School and was scheduled to graduate from kindergarten on Thursday.
“The Jackson Public School District is deeply saddened by the tragic death of North Jackson Elementary scholar, Kingston Frazier,” JPS spokesman Sherwin Johnson said in a statement. “He was beloved by his classmates and teachers and will surely be missed. The District is providing distress counselors to the students and staff of the school. We ask all citizens to keep the Frazier family in their thoughts and prayers.”
All three suspects are being held at the Madison County Detention Center.
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old – s death, law enforcement sources say
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old’s death, law enforcement sources say
Trio face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Trio face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Byron McBride, Nineteen, has been identified as the gunman who shot and killed 6-year-old Kingston Frazier, according to several law enforcement sources.
Kingston died of numerous gunshot wounds, Madison County Coroner Alex Breeland said. He did not say where on his bod Kingston was shot.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car about 1:30 a.m., police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The car was found abandoned, with Kingston’s bod in the back, eight hours later in the one thousand two hundred block of Gluckstadt Road in Madison County, authorities said.
Officers took Byron McBride, Nineteen, into custody at about four p.m. at Somerset Apartments on County Line Road, police said.
Dwan Dion do Wakefield, 17, of Ridgeland, was taken into custody about eleven a.m. Thursday, Luke said. D’Allen Washington, 17, surrendered at the Hinds County Sheriff’s Department later in the day, authorities said.
Wakefield was a quarterback for the Ridgeland High School football team last season, but is no longer at the school and was dropped by the team.
Wakefield, Washington and McBride are all charged with capital murder, according to Michael Guest, district attorney for Madison and Rankin counties.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation issued an Amber Alert for Kingston at about Four:30 a.m. Thursday. The original nine hundred eleven call came in at 1:37 a.m.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car, police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The Hinds County Sheriff’s Department treats security at the store.
The car thief got out of a silver Honda Civic with a dent on the rear passenger’s side, investigators said.
Kingston attended North Jackson Elementary School and was scheduled to graduate from kindergarten on Thursday.
“The Jackson Public School District is deeply saddened by the tragic death of North Jackson Elementary scholar, Kingston Frazier,” JPS spokesman Sherwin Johnson said in a statement. “He was beloved by his classmates and teachers and will surely be missed. The District is providing trouble counselors to the students and staff of the school. We ask all citizens to keep the Frazier family in their thoughts and prayers.”
All three suspects are being held at the Madison County Detention Center.
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old – s death, law enforcement sources say
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old’s death, law enforcement sources say
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Byron McBride, Nineteen, has been identified as the gunman who shot and killed 6-year-old Kingston Frazier, according to several law enforcement sources.
Kingston died of numerous gunshot wounds, Madison County Coroner Alex Breeland said. He did not say where on his figure Kingston was shot.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car about 1:30 a.m., police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The car was found abandoned, with Kingston’s figure in the back, eight hours later in the one thousand two hundred block of Gluckstadt Road in Madison County, authorities said.
Officers took Byron McBride, Nineteen, into custody at about four p.m. at Somerset Apartments on County Line Road, police said.
Dwan Dion do Wakefield, 17, of Ridgeland, was taken into custody about eleven a.m. Thursday, Luke said. D’Allen Washington, 17, surrendered at the Hinds County Sheriff’s Department later in the day, authorities said.
Wakefield was a quarterback for the Ridgeland High School football team last season, but is no longer at the school and was dropped by the team.
Wakefield, Washington and McBride are all charged with capital murder, according to Michael Guest, district attorney for Madison and Rankin counties.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation issued an Amber Alert for Kingston at about Four:30 a.m. Thursday. The original nine hundred eleven call came in at 1:37 a.m.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car, police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The Hinds County Sheriff’s Department treats security at the store.
The car thief got out of a silver Honda Civic with a dent on the rear passenger’s side, investigators said.
Kingston attended North Jackson Elementary School and was scheduled to graduate from kindergarten on Thursday.
“The Jackson Public School District is deeply saddened by the tragic death of North Jackson Elementary scholar, Kingston Frazier,” JPS spokesman Sherwin Johnson said in a statement. “He was beloved by his classmates and teachers and will surely be missed. The District is providing trouble counselors to the students and staff of the school. We ask all citizens to keep the Frazier family in their thoughts and prayers.”
All three suspects are being held at the Madison County Detention Center.
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old – s death, law enforcement sources say
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old’s death, law enforcement sources say
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Byron McBride, Nineteen, has been identified as the gunman who shot and killed 6-year-old Kingston Frazier, according to several law enforcement sources.
Kingston died of numerous gunshot wounds, Madison County Coroner Alex Breeland said. He did not say where on his assets Kingston was shot.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car about 1:30 a.m., police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The car was found abandoned, with Kingston’s bod in the back, eight hours later in the one thousand two hundred block of Gluckstadt Road in Madison County, authorities said.
Officers took Byron McBride, Nineteen, into custody at about four p.m. at Somerset Apartments on County Line Road, police said.
Dwan Dion do Wakefield, 17, of Ridgeland, was taken into custody about eleven a.m. Thursday, Luke said. D’Allen Washington, 17, surrendered at the Hinds County Sheriff’s Department later in the day, authorities said.
Wakefield was a quarterback for the Ridgeland High School football team last season, but is no longer at the school and was dropped by the team.
Wakefield, Washington and McBride are all charged with capital murder, according to Michael Guest, district attorney for Madison and Rankin counties.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation issued an Amber Alert for Kingston at about Four:30 a.m. Thursday. The original nine hundred eleven call came in at 1:37 a.m.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car, police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The Hinds County Sheriff’s Department treats security at the store.
The car thief got out of a silver Honda Civic with a dent on the rear passenger’s side, investigators said.
Kingston attended North Jackson Elementary School and was scheduled to graduate from kindergarten on Thursday.
“The Jackson Public School District is deeply saddened by the tragic death of North Jackson Elementary scholar, Kingston Frazier,” JPS spokesman Sherwin Johnson said in a statement. “He was beloved by his classmates and teachers and will surely be missed. The District is providing distress counselors to the students and staff of the school. We ask all citizens to keep the Frazier family in their thoughts and prayers.”
All three suspects are being held at the Madison County Detention Center.
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old – s death, law enforcement sources say
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old’s death, law enforcement sources say
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Byron McBride, Nineteen, has been identified as the gunman who shot and killed 6-year-old Kingston Frazier, according to several law enforcement sources.
Kingston died of numerous gunshot wounds, Madison County Coroner Alex Breeland said. He did not say where on his assets Kingston was shot.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car about 1:30 a.m., police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The car was found abandoned, with Kingston’s bod in the back, eight hours later in the one thousand two hundred block of Gluckstadt Road in Madison County, authorities said.
Officers took Byron McBride, Nineteen, into custody at about four p.m. at Somerset Apartments on County Line Road, police said.
Dwan Dion do Wakefield, 17, of Ridgeland, was taken into custody about eleven a.m. Thursday, Luke said. D’Allen Washington, 17, surrendered at the Hinds County Sheriff’s Department later in the day, authorities said.
Wakefield was a quarterback for the Ridgeland High School football team last season, but is no longer at the school and was dropped by the team.
Wakefield, Washington and McBride are all charged with capital murder, according to Michael Guest, district attorney for Madison and Rankin counties.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation issued an Amber Alert for Kingston at about Four:30 a.m. Thursday. The original nine hundred eleven call came in at 1:37 a.m.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car, police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The Hinds County Sheriff’s Department treats security at the store.
The car thief got out of a silver Honda Civic with a dent on the rear passenger’s side, investigators said.
Kingston attended North Jackson Elementary School and was scheduled to graduate from kindergarten on Thursday.
“The Jackson Public School District is deeply saddened by the tragic death of North Jackson Elementary scholar, Kingston Frazier,” JPS spokesman Sherwin Johnson said in a statement. “He was beloved by his classmates and teachers and will surely be missed. The District is providing distress counselors to the students and staff of the school. We ask all citizens to keep the Frazier family in their thoughts and prayers.”
All three suspects are being held at the Madison County Detention Center.
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old – s death, law enforcement sources say
19-year-old identified as shooter in 6-year-old’s death, law enforcement sources say
Trio face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Trio face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Three face capital murder charges in death of Kingston Frazier
Byron McBride, Nineteen, has been identified as the gunman who shot and killed 6-year-old Kingston Frazier, according to several law enforcement sources.
Kingston died of numerous gunshot wounds, Madison County Coroner Alex Breeland said. He did not say where on his figure Kingston was shot.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car about 1:30 a.m., police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The car was found abandoned, with Kingston’s bod in the back, eight hours later in the one thousand two hundred block of Gluckstadt Road in Madison County, authorities said.
Officers took Byron McBride, Nineteen, into custody at about four p.m. at Somerset Apartments on County Line Road, police said.
Dwan Dion do Wakefield, 17, of Ridgeland, was taken into custody about eleven a.m. Thursday, Luke said. D’Allen Washington, 17, surrendered at the Hinds County Sheriff’s Department later in the day, authorities said.
Wakefield was a quarterback for the Ridgeland High School football team last season, but is no longer at the school and was dropped by the team.
Wakefield, Washington and McBride are all charged with capital murder, according to Michael Guest, district attorney for Madison and Rankin counties.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation issued an Amber Alert for Kingston at about Four:30 a.m. Thursday. The original nine hundred eleven call came in at 1:37 a.m.
Kingston was inwards the silver two thousand Toyota Camry in the parking lot of Kroger on Interstate fifty five when someone stole the car, police said. The boy’s mother left the car running while she went inwards the store, authorities said.
The Hinds County Sheriff’s Department treats security at the store.
The car thief got out of a silver Honda Civic with a dent on the rear passenger’s side, investigators said.
Kingston attended North Jackson Elementary School and was scheduled to graduate from kindergarten on Thursday.
“The Jackson Public School District is deeply saddened by the tragic death of North Jackson Elementary scholar, Kingston Frazier,” JPS spokesman Sherwin Johnson said in a statement. “He was beloved by his classmates and teachers and will surely be missed. The District is providing distress counselors to the students and staff of the school. We ask all citizens to keep the Frazier family in their thoughts and prayers.”
All three suspects are being held at the Madison County Detention Center.
