Crime
Cantrelle Ross dead after shooting in Savannah
A woman has tragically lost her life following a shooting early Thursday morning in Savannah, Georgia. The Savannah Police Department reported that officers responded to reports of gunfire in the 1400 block of Augusta Avenue.
Upon arrival, officers discovered a woman, later identified as Cantrelle Ross, lying on the ground with multiple gunshot wounds.
Emergency Medical Services were called to the scene, but despite their efforts, Ross was pronounced dead at the location.
Authorities have not yet made any arrests related to the shooting, and investigators continue to work diligently to gather evidence and identify any suspects.
Cantrelle Ross’s mother, Amanda Hayes, shared a heartfelt post on social media, accompanied by a photo, claiming, “This is the person who murdered my daughter.” The post reflects her grief and determination to seek justice for her daughter’s tragic death.
The Savannah Police Department is urging anyone with information about this incident to come forward. Community members can provide tips anonymously by contacting CrimeStoppers at 912-234-2020.
Ross’s death marks another heartbreaking moment for the community as police seek answers in this ongoing investigation.
Authorities are currently investigating a double homicide at the Brighton Community Center, located at 3810 7th Avenue in Bessemer, Alabama.
Multiple law enforcement agencies have responded to the scene to assist with the investigation.
Details surrounding the incident remain limited at this time, and authorities have not yet released information about the victims or any potential suspects.
Investigators are working diligently to gather evidence and interview witnesses to determine the circumstances leading to the tragic event.
Residents in the area are urged to remain cautious and report any information that may assist law enforcement in their investigation.
Anyone with details about the incident is encouraged to contact the Bessemer Police Department or submit a tip anonymously through local crime-stopper programs.