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Category: Murders

Cell phone pings leads to two life sentences for 2012 murderer

August 26, 2017 Free PressMurders

Editor’s Note: This report is another in a series of reports on more than 150 people who have been charged in murder related cases in the area since 2011. We know they were suspects, but what happened afterwards?   In…

Murders, Rico Collins

2012 Drug deal ends with two dead, three accused get 30 years to 19 months

August 11, 2017August 11, 2017 Free PressMurders

As murders in our city increase, our continuing series looks as the last 120 murders to see how the suspects were treated in court. Slaps on the wrists or stiff penalties?  Huttig Arkansas is just fifty miles from Monroe, even…

Black on Black Crime, Crimes, Murders

Funeral set for 15 year old  victim

July 6, 2017August 22, 2017 Free PressMurders

Funeral services for a 15 year old youth, whose cause of death is still under investigation, is scheduled for next week, The funeral service for Davontae D Johnson (15) of Monroe, will be held Wednesday July 12 at the Greater…

Murder, Violence, Youth Violence

Teen killed in Robinson Place shooting

June 27, 2017June 30, 2017 Robert WrightMurders

A local youth was killed Tuesday night in Monroe, a victim of gun violence. Dozens of friends on social media described Junius Tyler Benton as a memorable friend whose life was taken too soon. According to numerous posts, he did not make…

Crime, Murder, Violence

NAACP street rally focuses on violence

May 25, 2017June 18, 2017 Free PressMurders

ByBrea Joiner Free Press Staff     South 3rd Street residents and NAACP members gathered hands and open hearts last Thursday as they discussed the change that the Southside community needs to see.     About 25 people bowed their…

Monroe NAACP, Violence

Funeral services for 11 year old gunshot victim here

December 3, 1999June 17, 2017 Free PressMurders

At Lida Benton Elementary School Alicia Armstrong was an average student. She did her homework, laughed with her friends and enjoyed watching television, talking with friends and good times. Those Goodtimes ended abruptly on Sunday, November 21st when she was…

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