Three Suspects in Custody for Involvement in Beaufort County Murder
In a recent incident, three suspects have been taken into custody pertaining to a shooting and resultant murder in Beaufort County, South Carolina.
The Incident
On Wednesday, August 14, around 9:40 p.m., local law enforcement officers responded to reports of gunshots at Cross Creek Apartments located at 325 Ambrose Run. Upon their arrival, they discovered a grisly scene with a body bearing multiple gunshot wounds. The victim, later identified as 33-year-old Marquise Tyrell Green, died at the site due to the fatal injuries inflicted upon him.
The Investigation
In the aftermath of the crime, detectives from the Beaufort County Police Department launched a comprehensive investigation that led to the identification and subsequent arrest of three suspects allegedly involved in the murder.
The Suspects and the Charges
The three individuals taken into custody were 24-year-old Jafari Brown, 26-year-old Stardaisha Richardson, and 31-year-old Emily Cole. They face serious criminal charges linked to the murder.
Brown, the youngest among the three, faces multiple charges which include murder, possession of a firearm or ammunition by a person previously convicted of certain crimes, and possession of a weapon during a violent crime.
On the other hand, Richardson and Cole, are charged with being accessories after the fact of a Felony A, B, C, or murder.
Call for Information
The Beaufort County Police department has urged any individuals with information related to the case to contact Investigator Setian at (843)322-7928.
People can also tender information via Beaufort Police Department’s anonymous tip line at (843)322-7938, citing the reference case number #24B33255. This proactive step from the police department offers a secure line for concerned citizens to contribute to this ongoing investigation.
Impact on the Community
The violent incident has sent a shockwave through the local community, evoking widespread reactions from residents who are understandably concerned about their safety. The arrest of the suspects has provided some relief, but the extent of the crime has highlighted the ongoing issues faced by the community regarding violence and law enforcement.
