DeSoto police have arrested and charged Julian Jones for an early morning shooting on January 23 that killed 24-year-old Terrence Wayne Demus Jr.
– DeSoto police took a suspect into custody for an early morning fatal shooting on Sunday, January 23 at an apartment in the 200 block of East Wintergreen Road, near Hampton Road.
Detectives found evidence of a gun battle and determined that the suspected shooter had also been wounded in the exchange.Court Denies Oklahoma Death Row Inmates Firing Squad Request, Paves Way For Lethal Injection
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