UPDATED: MSP Make Arrest in Deadly Shooting in Wicomico County – Reward Offered
UPDATED – 12/06/24 – An arrest has been made in an October deadly shooting in Wicomico County. Maryland State Police arrested 29 year old Jermaine Wilson of Princess Anne – he is charged with 1st and 2nd degree murder, 1st and 2nd degree attempted murder and other offenses – in the shooting death of 32 year old Tevin Mumford of Salisbury on West Road on October 28th. A second man was also injured in the shooting – he was treated at Christiana Hospital for his injuries. Wilson is being held in the Caroline County Detention Center. The investigation is continuing and ask anyone with information to contact State Police at 410-430-1556.
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UPDATED – 11/01/24 – Maryland State Police and Crime Solvers of the Eastern Shore are offering a reward of up to $2000 for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible in the fatal shooting of 32 year old Tevin Mumford of Salisbury on Monday, October 28th.
Police were called to West Road around 7:30 for a shooting and located Mumford who was later pronounced dead at TidalHealth Peninsula Regional Hospital. A second victim was taken to TidalHealth by private vehicle – and transferred to Christiana Care in Wilmington. Police continue to investigate and ask anyone with information to contact Crime Solvers at 410-548-1776.
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ORIGINAL STORY – 10/29/24 – A deadly shooting near Salisbury is under investigation by Maryland State Police. Police were called to West Road around 7:30 Monday evening where the found a victim, 32 year old Tevin Mumford of Salisbury. He was taken to TidalHealth Peninsula Regional where he was later pronounced dead.
Police learned another victim, 33 year old Ekoye Emmanuel Spates of Salisbury, was taken to TidalHealth by a bystander – and later transferred to Christiana Care in Wilmington for treatment of his injuries.
The investigation is continuing and police ask anyone with information to contact Maryland State Police at 410-430-1556.