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Authorities in Alabama have charged a suspect in connection with the deaths of Kalisha Dunson, 18, Keyonate McCall, 17, and Courtney Anderson, 27, who is facing charges in the case after the teens were found dead Saturday, nearly a week after being reported missing. Anderson, of Thomasville, is charged with capital murder, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) announced Sunday night. The discovery of Dunson and McCall’s bodies brought a tragic end to an intensive search that had gripped the local community.

Victims Identified and Discovery of Bodies

ALEA Capt. Jeremy Burkett stated that the bodies of the victims were located near Ralph Ervin Road in the Pine Hill community of Wilcox County. The teens had been reported missing on Monday, and their last known whereabouts were near Thomasville, Alabama.

Details of the Case and Charges

While authorities have not released extensive details about the circumstances surrounding the disappearance or motive, court documents indicate that both Dunson and McCall were shot multiple times. Anderson was taken into custody on Saturday and officially charged with capital murder of two or more people. He is being held in the Wilcox County Jail pending further proceedings.

Community Response

The deaths of Dunson and McCall have sent shockwaves through the Thomasville and Pine Hill communities, where neighbors, friends, and local officials mourn the loss of two young lives with their futures tragically cut short. Community members have expressed condolences to the families and called for justice to be served swiftly.

Next Steps

Anderson’s case will proceed through the Wilcox County court system, beginning with formal arraignment and potential pretrial hearings. Law enforcement continues to urge anyone with information related to the case to come forward to assist with the investigation.

As the investigation continues, the families of Kalisha Dunson and Keyonate McCall are left to grieve, while the broader community seeks answers and justice for the tragic deaths of the two Alabama teens.

The Bristol, Tennessee community is grappling with grief following a tragic weekend shooting that claimed the lives of 19-year-old Deonte Wright and 21-year-old Lexy Coleman, leaving a third victim critically injured. As residents come to terms with the loss, families, friends, and neighbors are remembering the lives of two young individuals whose potential and promise were cut short.

Deonte Wright, described by his father, Joseph Wright, as a kind and ambitious young man, was mourned publicly at a press conference on Sunday. Joseph Wright attended seeking answers about his son’s death, which the Bristol, Tennessee Police Department (BTPD) later confirmed. Deonte was remembered for his bright spirit, his love for family, and his dreams for the future, leaving a lasting impression on those who knew him.

Lexy Coleman, age 21, was also confirmed by the BTPD as one of the victims killed in the incident. Friends and family have begun sharing memories of Lexy’s warmth, her laughter, and the joy she brought to those around her. Her passing has left a profound void in the community and among her loved ones.

The third victim, who remains hospitalized in very critical condition, has not yet been publicly identified. Chief Matt Austin of the BTPD emphasized that the investigation is ongoing and that the department is working tirelessly to ensure justice is served.

Investigation and Suspect

Authorities have identified 18-year-old Elijah Khalil Campbell, of Bristol, Virginia, as the suspect. According to Chief Austin, Campbell, the victims, and witnesses were acquaintances. Campbell reportedly turned himself in to the Bristol, Virginia Police Department after contacting authorities to surrender. He remains in Virginia awaiting extradition to Tennessee.

Campbell faces a series of charges, including:

• Two counts of first-degree murder
• One count of attempted first-degree murder
• Aggravated assault
• Especially aggravated burglary
• Tampering with evidence
• Reckless endangerment into a habitation

Chief Austin confirmed that Campbell is believed to be the sole suspect in the case.

A Call for Community Support

As the investigation continues, the BTPD is asking anyone with information related to the incident to reach out to Detective Nicholas Brooks at 423-989-5530 or nbrooks@bristoltn.org. The department hopes the community’s support will help piece together the events leading to this tragedy.

While the investigation progresses, the community is left to remember the lives of Deonte Wright and Lexy Coleman. Their families, friends, and loved ones honor their memory, celebrating the joy, laughter, and love they brought into the world. In a moment of darkness, Bristol comes together to grieve, reflect, and support one another—vowing that their memories will never be forgotten.

Rest in peace, Deonte Wright and Lexy Coleman. You will always be remembered.

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Authorities are investigating a deadly early-Sunday morning shooting that claimed the life of a young woman. Police have identified the victim as Kayla Dashayy, known to many by her nickname “Kaylivin.”

According to the North Little Rock Police Department, officers were called to the scene in the early morning hours after reports of gunfire. When they arrived, they discovered Dashayy suffering from at least one gunshot wound. Despite emergency efforts, she was pronounced dead shortly after.

Investigators spent the morning canvassing the area, speaking with witnesses, and collecting evidence as they work to determine what led to the shooting. Police have not yet released details about a suspect, possible motives, or whether anyone has been taken into custody.

Family members and friends have begun sharing tributes online, remembering Kayla as a vibrant young woman whose life ended far too soon. The community has also expressed shock and sadness as news of her death spreads.

North Little Rock Police are urging anyone with information—no matter how small it may seem—to come forward as detectives continue their investigation. Tips can be reported anonymously, and officials stress that public cooperation is critical in solving cases like this.

Additional details are expected to be released as the investigation develops.

FALL RIVER, Mass. — The Fall River community is mourning the loss of 31-year-old Taiquan Teixeira, whose life was tragically cut short on Pleasant Street near Leonard’s Package Store. While authorities continue to piece together the events that unfolded, friends, family, and neighbors are remembering Taiquan not for the circumstances of his passing, but for the impact he made on those around him.

On what began as an ordinary afternoon, Fall River Police responded to a call at approximately 4:30 p.m., finding Taiquan unresponsive after sustaining a gunshot wound. He was transported to a local hospital, where he passed away hours later despite medical efforts. His sudden departure has brought profound grief to those who knew and loved him.

Though the investigation remains ongoing, the focus for many in the community has shifted to honoring Taiquan’s memory. He is remembered as someone who carried himself with heart, strength, and resilience—qualities that touched the lives of those who crossed his path. His friends describe him as loyal and quick to smile, someone who could bring levity to any room. His family remembers him as a loving presence whose absence is now felt deeply.

Pleasant Street, a usually busy and familiar stretch of Fall River, has taken on a somber tone as residents grapple with the heartbreak of losing a young man whose life had so much ahead of it. Those who live nearby have expressed their sorrow and their hope that justice and clarity will eventually follow, but for now, their thoughts remain with Taiquan and those closest to him.

As investigators from the Massachusetts State Police Detective Unit and the Fall River Police Department continue their work, the community is coming together in support—sharing memories, offering condolences, and keeping Taiquan’s loved ones in their hearts.

In loving memory of Taiquan Teixeira, may his spirit be remembered with compassion, dignity, and the peace that eluded him in his final moments. His journey on earth has ended, but the imprint he leaves behind endures in the lives he touched.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A late-night shooting outside a fast-food restaurant on Blanding Boulevard left 18-year-old Matthew Jackson dead, another man injured, and 28-year-old Dawud Burritt—identified by police as the gunman—under arrest within hours after the Saturday night violence.

Around 8:40 p.m., District 4 Patrol officers responded to reports of a shooting near Collins Road. When officers arrived, they discovered two men suffering from gunshot wounds. Jackson was pronounced deceased at the scene, while the second victim was rushed to the hospital and is expected to recover.

Homicide detectives immediately began interviewing witnesses, reviewing surveillance footage, and collecting evidence from the scene. Through these swift investigative actions, officers quickly identified Burritt as the suspect. He was arrested early Sunday morning and booked into the Duval County Jail, where he now faces multiple charges, including murder and attempted murder.

Police have not yet revealed what may have sparked the confrontation or whether Burritt knew the victims. Investigators say the case remains active and additional information will be released as it becomes available.

Authorities offered condolences to Jackson’s family and expressed hope for the full recovery of the surviving victim, calling the shooting a “senseless act of violence” that has left the community shaken.

FALL RIVER, Mass. — The Fall River community is mourning the loss of 31-year-old Taiquan Teixeira, whose life was tragically cut short on Pleasant Street near Leonard’s Package Store. While authorities continue to piece together the events that unfolded, friends, family, and neighbors are remembering Taiquan not for the circumstances of his passing, but for the impact he made on those around him.

On what began as an ordinary afternoon, Fall River Police responded to a call at approximately 4:30 p.m., finding Taiquan unresponsive after sustaining a gunshot wound. He was transported to a local hospital, where he passed away hours later despite medical efforts. His sudden departure has brought profound grief to those who knew and loved him.

Though the investigation remains ongoing, the focus for many in the community has shifted to honoring Taiquan’s memory. He is remembered as someone who carried himself with heart, strength, and resilience—qualities that touched the lives of those who crossed his path. His friends describe him as loyal and quick to smile, someone who could bring levity to any room. His family remembers him as a loving presence whose absence is now felt deeply.

Pleasant Street, a usually busy and familiar stretch of Fall River, has taken on a somber tone as residents grapple with the heartbreak of losing a young man whose life had so much ahead of it. Those who live nearby have expressed their sorrow and their hope that justice and clarity will eventually follow, but for now, their thoughts remain with Taiquan and those closest to him.

As investigators from the Massachusetts State Police Detective Unit and the Fall River Police Department continue their work, the community is coming together in support—sharing memories, offering condolences, and keeping Taiquan’s loved ones in their hearts.

In loving memory of Taiquan Teixeira, may his spirit be remembered with compassion, dignity, and the peace that eluded him in his final moments. His journey on earth has ended, but the imprint he leaves behind endures in the lives he touched.

BRISTOL, Tenn. — A quiet Bristol neighborhood was jolted awake early Sunday morning when a shooting on Lilly Street just after midnight left Lexy Coleman and Deonte Wright dead and Kevin Collin injured. Police say the violence was allegedly carried out by Elijah Khalil Campbell, who later surrendered to authorities in Bristol, Virginia. 

According to the Bristol, Tennessee Police Department, officers were dispatched shortly after midnight following reports of gunfire. Upon arrival, officers found three individuals suffering from gunshot wounds. Coleman and Wright were pronounced dead at the scene, while Collin was transported to a nearby hospital. His injuries are still being evaluated, and his current condition has not yet been publicly released.

Detectives quickly identified Elijah Khalil Campbell as the suspected gunman. Within hours of the incident, Campbell turned himself in to Bristol, Virginia law enforcement and was taken into custody without resistance. Police have not released details regarding the events leading up to the shooting or the relationship between Campbell and the victims, but they emphasize that the investigation is active and ongoing.

Campbell now faces several serious charges, including:

• Two counts of first-degree murder
• One count of attempted first-degree murder
• Additional charges may be added as the investigation develops

Authorities say detectives are continuing to gather evidence, interview witnesses, and reconstruct the sequence of events that led to the deadly encounter. Investigators have not yet commented on a possible motive, and they are urging the public to assist in providing any information that could shed light on what happened.

Police encourage anyone with details relevant to the case—no matter how small they believe the information may be—to contact the Bristol, Tennessee Police Department. Officials stress that community cooperation can be crucial in moving the investigation forward.

A press conference is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. today, where authorities are expected to provide additional updates and answer questions from the media.

As the investigation continues, the Bristol community is left grappling with the tragedy and awaiting further information on what led to the deadly shooting.

BRISTOL, Tenn. — A quiet Bristol neighborhood was jolted awake early Sunday morning when a shooting on Lilly Street just after midnight left 21 year old  Lexy Coleman and Deonte Wright dead and Kevin Collin injured. Police say the violence was allegedly carried out by Elijah Khalil Campbell, who later surrendered to authorities in Bristol, Virginia.

According to the Bristol, Tennessee Police Department, officers were dispatched shortly after midnight following reports of gunfire. Upon arrival, officers found three individuals suffering from gunshot wounds. Coleman and Wright were pronounced dead at the scene, while Collin was transported to a nearby hospital. His injuries are still being evaluated, and his current condition has not yet been publicly released.

Detectives quickly identified Elijah Khalil Campbell as the suspected gunman. Within hours of the incident, Campbell turned himself in to Bristol, Virginia law enforcement and was taken into custody without resistance. Police have not released details regarding the events leading up to the shooting or the relationship between Campbell and the victims, but they emphasize that the investigation is active and ongoing.

Campbell now faces several serious charges, including:

• Two counts of first-degree murder
• One count of attempted first-degree murder
• Additional charges may be added as the investigation develops

Authorities say detectives are continuing to gather evidence, interview witnesses, and reconstruct the sequence of events that led to the deadly encounter. Investigators have not yet commented on a possible motive, and they are urging the public to assist in providing any information that could shed light on what happened.

Police encourage anyone with details relevant to the case—no matter how small they believe the information may be—to contact the Bristol, Tennessee Police Department. Officials stress that community cooperation can be crucial in moving the investigation forward.

A press conference is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. today, where authorities are expected to provide additional updates and answer questions from the media.

As the investigation continues, the Bristol community is left grappling with the tragedy and awaiting further information on what led to the deadly shooting.

GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio — Authorities have confirmed that the woman found deceased inside a vehicle near the intersection of Rockside Road and Turney Road has been identified as 19-year-old Divine Jones, who had been reported missing and endangered days earlier. The discovery has left the community shaken as investigators work to determine what led to her tragic death.

Jones was last seen on November 17, 2025, after leaving her workplace at the Amazon Warehouse on 21500 Emery Road in North Randall. According to officials, she was driving a silver Ford Fusion at the time of her disappearance and was last known to be wearing a black Nike Tech sweatsuit and a black hat.

Following her disappearance, law enforcement agencies issued alerts urging the public to help locate Jones. Police released her physical description, noting that she stood 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighed approximately 144 pounds, and had brown eyes and brown hair. Family, friends, and community members had expressed increasing concern as days passed without any sign of her.

The discovery of Jones’ body inside the vehicle has raised numerous questions. Detectives have not yet revealed how long the car had been at the location, nor have they disclosed whether there are indications of foul play. Officials say that a full investigation is underway, and additional information will be released as it becomes available.

In the meantime, authorities are appealing to the public for assistance. Anyone who may have seen Jones, her vehicle, or who has information that could aid the investigation is urged to contact Detective Corrigan at 216-623-3138, or reach the Cleveland Police Dispatch at 216-621-1234.

As investigators continue piecing together Jones’ final known movements, the community awaits answers in a case that has deeply unsettled those who followed the efforts to find her.

Additional updates will be released as the investigation advances.

BRISTOL, Tenn. — A quiet Bristol neighborhood was shaken just after midnight Sunday when a shooting on Lilly Street left two people dead, left Kevin Collin injured, and injured a third. Police say the violence was allegedly carried out by Elijah Khalil Campbell who has been identified as the suspect.

When officers arrived, they found three individuals suffering from gunshot wounds. Two victims, including Kevin Collin, were pronounced dead at the scene. The third victim was transported to a nearby hospital with injuries that officials say are still being evaluated.

Police quickly identified Campbell as the suspected shooter. A short time later, he turned himself in to officers in Bristol, Virginia, where he was taken into custody without incident.

Campbell faces multiple serious charges, including:

• Two counts of first-degree murder
• One count of attempted first-degree murder
• Additional charges may be filed as the investigation continues

Detectives continue to examine evidence, interview witnesses, and determine the events that led to the deadly encounter.

Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the Bristol, Tennessee Police Department, noting that even small details may assist in the investigation.

A press conference is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. today, when officials are expected to share additional updates.