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Man with ‘body count’ tally marks tattoo charged in Kansas City killing  Jack Hammer, Crime & Justice Reporter – Never trust anyone with face tattoos or even neck tats – it is a clear sign of a sick mind. KANSAS CITY, Mo. —April 22, 2019 by fox4kc Staff A 25-year-old Blue Springs man is facing multiple charges in connection to a deadly shooting in Kansas City, Missouri. Jonathan S. Lowrey has been charged with second degree murder, armed criminal action and tampering with a motor vehicle in connection to the shooting death of Joseph Corum, according to Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Baker. According to court documents, just after 2:30 a.m. on March 28, officers responded to a shooting near 24th and Lister Ave. When officers arrived at the scene they found 30-year-old Joseph Corum dead on the floor. A witness said she was inside the home and heard the victim yelling at someone outside. She then heard two gunshot and then heard a vehicle driving away. Another witness reported to police she woke up and saw Corum arguing with Lowrey in front of the home. She reported seeing Lowrey go to his vehicle, remove a long gun and shoot Corum three times and then leave. She then reported to 911. Another witness provided video from her surveillance system showing Lowrey sitting in the van. She stated he had five tally marks on his face which he stated was a “body count.” Lowrey was arrested last Thursday for questioning. The detective noticed the six tally marks tattooed under his right eye. Also, DNA taken from shell casings recovered at the crime scene was matched to Lowrey. Prosecutors have requested a cash bond of $250,000. Update - Police said they are hoping home surveillance video will help them find the suspect involved in the deadly shooting. Police said they got a call from a woman around 2:30 a.m. who reported someone shot her boyfriend. She told police her boyfriend was arguing with someone in the front yard when she heard gunfire. She didn’t know who he was arguing with. A few moments later, her boyfriend stumbled into the house and died. Investigators found a gun in the front yard along with a couple of shell casings. Oklahoma City murder suspect arrested in Arkansa April 24, 2019 via katv.com  Cheo McCoy wanted for murder in OKC arrested in Arkansas EL DORADO, ARK. (KATV) — A man wanted for homicide in Oklahoma City was taken into custody during a routine traffic stop in El Dorado, Arkansas on Tuesday. Police say Cheo McCoy is wanted for a homicide that occurred during February of this year. According to the report, officers stopped McCoy's vehicle at 11 p.m due to a fictitious license plate and a fake tab on the plate. McCoy initially identified himself as Wali Abdul Qadar, stating his American name was Wallace McCoy. Officers say McCoy was arrested for obstructing government operations after they were unable to find data on either of the names he provided. Drug paraphernalia and K2 were found during the arrest. El Dorado Police Lt. Chris Lutmen says fingerprints confirmed McCoy's identity and that he was wanted out of Oklahoma City. The Oklahoma City Police Department has been notified.
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Suspect killed and St. Louis officer injured after shootout in Midtown St. Louis Jack Hammer – We are often told by mush-mouth city officials that “St. Louis has a Gun Problem”. Wrong! St. Louis has a Felon in Possession of a firearm problem. The problem must be accurately described in order to find the correct solution. Remove the violent criminals from the streets and guess what? Crime rate drops. June 6, 2019 ST. LOUIS (by KMOV4 CBS Staff ) – A fugitive wanted by US Marshals was killed while exchanging gunfire with St. Louis police officers Thursday afternoon. St. Louis Police Chief John Hayden identified the outlaw as, Rodnell Cotton, age 26 (see photo below). Chief Hayden said the US Marshals Service contacted St. Louis police about assisting in taking a suspect (Cotton) into custody. Cotton was considered armed and dangerous; he had a federal weapons charge and homicide warrant out for his arrest.  Officers spotted the suspect driving a car with stolen license tags on Martin Luther King Drive near the Vandeventer area. The police deployed a tire-deflation device to stop the vehicle. Police said the suspect vehicle sped away after hitting the device, but did not get far on a flat tire. He lost control and hit a curb at Theresa St. and Sam Shepard Drive. The car came to a stop; the suspect bolted out of the car with a duffel bag and began to run from the police. The suspect was pursued by two SLP officers. According to police, the suspect turned and fired his weapon, striking a St. Louis police sergeant in the thigh of his leg. The second police officer exchanged gunfire with the suspect, killing him and ending the gunfight. According to a police spokesman, authorities confiscated two illegal firearms from the scene. The weapons in possession by Cotton were described as a loaded .40 caliber Taurus semi-auto pistol with a live cartridge in the chamber and three in the magazine. Also recovered was a loaded .223 Bushmaster AR-style pistol with a bullet in the chamber and a drum magazine with 60 live rounds inside the suspect’s bag at that scene. Jeff Roorda with the Police Officer's Association applauds the quick-thinking of the officers on the scene for applying two tourniquets on the injured officer. "I heard it straight from the wounded sergeant; one of the SL officers and US Marshals applied a tourniquet and did it right, which is not always the way it happens," Roorda said. "That saved his life. He was bleeding heavily until the tourniquet.” The suspect, Rodnell Cotton, was pronounced dead at the scene. The wounded officer was taken to the hospital and currently is in critical yet stable condition.  Illegal weapons cache recovered at Cotton shootout scene. Notice the hollow point “cop killer” pistol rounds.  Location of June 6 shootout in St. Louis 2 men arrested and charged with murder & armed robber Jack Hammer – The armed robbers are becoming more and more trigger happy. This crime is another one of the drug deals gone very badly. Per Wiki - The overall crime rate in High Point, N.C is 60% higher than the national average. For every 100,000 people, there are 12 daily crimes that occur in High Point. May 6, 2019 By Fox8 news Staff  Chandler (L) & Carter mugshots via High Point Sheriff Dept. HIGH POINT, N.C. — One man died at the hospital and two men are facing murder charges after a shooting in High Point, according to police. At 12:32 a.m., officers responded to several reports of a shooting at Oaks Silver Ridge Apartments on the 2900 block of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. At the scene, police found William D. Jones, 23 of Greensboro, lying in a parking lot, suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. The victim was taken to the hospital, where he died. Officers found a vehicle in the parking lot connected to the incident. Police found and seized evidence, including marijuana packaged for sale and a firearm. At about 12:45 a.m., Marquies J. Chandler, 18 of High Point, arrived at High Point Regional Hospital with a gunshot wound to the arm. After Chandler was treated, he was brought to the police station to be interviewed. Police determined that the people involved were at the scene for a possible drug deal. Chandler and William A. Carter, 26, of High Point, reportedly tried to rob Jones. During the robbery, shots were fired. One of the shots hit Jones in the chest. Another struck Chandler in the arm. Chandler and Carter ran from the scene before police could arrive, officers say. Chandler was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and attempted robbery. Carter was found at his home in Greensboro at about 9:30 a.m. He was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and attempted robbery. |
