Man Arrested in Connection to Ellis Square Mass Shooting

SAVANNAH, GA – Arrest Made in Ellis Square Mass Shooting Case

Omarre Harris has been taken into custody by the Savannah Police Department in connection with the mass shooting at Ellis Square on May 18. The arrest, made on June 11, marks a significant advancement in the investigation. The shooting left multiple people injured and the community in shock.

Details of the Arrest

Rumored to be the main culprit behind the mass shooting, Harris was apprehended without incident. Authorities who have been working closely on this case believe that Harris played a significant role in this shocking incident, which left the entire community rattled and in fear.

The massive manhunt that led to Harris’s arrest was a combined effort of the local police, several detective units, and a fair amount of tip-offs from the public. CrimeStoppers, a non-profit program bringing citizens and authorities together to prevent crime, received several calls providing invaluable information.

Ellis Square Shooting

The mass shooting incident occurred on May 18, in one of Savannah’s most used social spaces – Ellis Square. The victims’ identities have been withheld for privacy and safety reasons, however, their ages vary considerably, with some in their late teens and others in their late 40s.

Evidently, safety became a significant concern for Savannah residents following the shooting incident. The unprecedented crime at Ellis Square critically dented the feeling of security among locals. The square is a well-known hub for local performances and art displays. It is also a popular meeting place for residents and tourists alike.

Community’s reaction to the Arrest

The news of Harris’ arrest has given the terror-stricken locals a relative sense of relief, but the incident leaves behind several unanswered questions about public safety in Savannah.

Following this dramatic event, members of the community are urging local authorities to increase security in public spaces and ensure that such brazen acts of violence do not occur again.

What’s Next?

As the investigations continue, authorities remain tight-lipped about any further arrests or suspects related to the case. Harris is expected to appear in court in the next few weeks. Meanwhile, social service departments along with non-profit organizations are providing necessary counselling and support to the victims and their families. Any tip-offs or information regarding the case can still be reported to CrimeStoppers at (912) 234-2020.