Crime
Christian Martin charged with shooting and killing of 15-year-old Nelson Correa in Milwaukee
On November 8, 2024, the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office filed a criminal felony charge against Christian Martin, 18, in connection with the October 28 fatal shooting of 15-year-old Nelson Manuel López Correa, who died days later from a gunshot wound to the head.
Following the filing of charges, a felony arrest warrant for Martin was issued on Monday, November 11.
Martin is charged with first-degree intentional homicide with the use of a dangerous weapon. If convicted, he faces a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.
According to the criminal complaint, López Correa was with a girl he was dating and another male teen near the 1600 block of W. Forest Home Avenue when Martin, who had previously dated the same girl, approached them.
The complaint states that Martin had spoken to the girl the previous day, but upon seeing her with López Correa, he allegedly initiated a conversation with her.
She reportedly told him she no longer wanted to date him, at which point Martin struck her on the side.
As she and López Correa stood by a bus stop, Martin allegedly shot López Correa from behind, causing the girl to flee to a nearby gas station.
Police recovered surveillance footage from the scene, showing Martin allegedly shooting López Correa and the girl running from the area.
The other male teen who was with López Correa told police he had briefly gone home to check the bus schedule.
As he was returning to the bus stop, he heard a gunshot and saw López Correa fall, at which point Martin had reportedly fled.
In the wake of López Correa’s tragic death, his family is organizing a “Justice for Nelson Manuel López Correa” peaceful march on November 16, 2024, to raise awareness and call for justice.
The gathering will begin at 9:30 a.m. at S. 16 Street and W. Forest Home Avenue. Around 10:40 a.m., participants will march to the Milwaukee Police Department’s District 2 Station at 245 W. Lincoln Avenue in Milwaukee.
Crime
2 students detained after fight and shooting reported at Lewis Flamson Junior High School, lockdown lifted
No injuries have been reported in relation to this incident.
The lockdown at Lewis Flamson Junior High School (LFJH) has been lifted after an investigation by the Paso Robles Police Department (PRPD) determined the campus is safe.
Earlier this afternoon, at approximately 1:10 p.m., the school was placed on lockdown due to reports of a fight on campus and a loud noise that was initially interpreted as possible gunfire.
PRPD immediately responded, initiating the lockdown to ensure the safety of students and staff.
Two students were detained in connection with the altercation. Officers conducted a thorough inspection of the school, including all classrooms, and verified student attendance.
No injuries have been reported in relation to this incident.
PRPD has deemed the campus secure, and their presence will be maintained on-site for the remainder of the school day as an additional safety measure. Classes have resumed normal operations, and students will be dismissed at the regular time of 2:55 p.m.
Although the immediate situation has been resolved, PRPD is continuing their investigation into the incident.
The school district is working closely with law enforcement to address any concerns arising from today’s events.
The safety and well-being of our students remain a top priority.
Parents and guardians with questions or concerns are encouraged to contact the school administration. Further updates will be provided as necessary.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding during this time.