A 19-year-old man suspected of killing two individuals by shooting them in Memphis, Tennessee, fled to Arkansas and remained at large as of Wednesday night.
Ezekiel Kelly has been named as the suspect. Police are issuing a warning that the man is dangerous, armed, and operating a grey Toyota SUV.
According to the police, he livestreamed his gory job.
There have been two deadly shootings thus far. Fox 13 reports that there were two victims: one at a BP gas station on South Parkway and a woman who was seriously hurt on Norris Road close to I-240.
Although the police do not yet know the man’s exact position, it is thought that he entered Arkansas after 7 o’clock in the evening.
He was driving an Infiniti with a damaged rear window and a red dealer plate, according to Memphis Police.
Residents in the city are being advised to stay inside, but to dial 911 if they spot him.
The accused remains at large. Stay inside until this is addressed if you can, Memphis police said on Facebook.
Kelly posted an unsettling remark in mid-August, saying “I’m sorry mommy,” on his Facebook profile Zeke Huncho, where most of his photographs feature him flashing firearms and cash. You despise the way I live, I know.
I promise not to leave without a fight even though I know you pray every night.
According to investigators, the manhunt Wednesday night involved multiple states. The Arkansas State Police have one lane of traffic blocked, according to a livestream of the Interstate 55 bridge.
Eliza Fletcher, a 34-year-old kidnapped rich heiress, was found dead in Memphis the same week as the killing spree.
Cleotha Henderson, an ex-con who served 20 years in prison for a prior kidnapping, has been accused by police with aggravated kidnapping, tampering with evidence, and murder.
For four days, the city was on edge as police searched for the mother of two who vanished while jogging.