Crime
Suspects Identified in Forest Hill Car Wash Double Homicide
FOREST HILL, Texas – The Forest Hill Police Department has identified two suspects in connection with the fatal shooting of a North Texas rapper and his 5-year-old daughter at a local car wash.
Authorities are actively searching for Adonis Robinson, a registered sex offender, and Jakobie Russell, who are wanted for their alleged involvement in the double homicide of 30-year-old Ronnie Sibley, known as rapper G$ Lil Ronnie, and his young daughter, R’mani Sibley.
The tragic shooting occurred in broad daylight on Monday, March 4, at Slappy’s Car Wash on Forest Hill Drive.
Surveillance footage reportedly shows Sibley being chased across the parking lot before being gunned down.
Moments before the shooting, R’mani had been dropped off by her mother and was inside a maroon Dodge Challenger when she was fatally shot.
Following the attack, both suspects fled the scene in a white Kia, according to police.
Forest Hill authorities are expected to release additional information regarding the case on Wednesday.
The investigation remains active, and law enforcement is urging anyone with information on the whereabouts of Robinson and Russell to contact the Forest Hill Police Department immediately.
The Allen County Coroner’s Office has officially identified the victim in a fatal shooting that occurred on Wednesday morning at a residence in Huntertown.
Authorities have confirmed that the victim was 23-year-old Taurean Malik Hayden, the son of the suspect in the case.
Deputies with the Allen County Sheriff’s Department responded to a home off Hand Road following reports of a naked, armed man walking down the street.
Upon arrival, officers encountered 43-year-old Taurean Latheef Hayden, who allegedly admitted to shooting someone inside the residence.
Further investigation led to the discovery of Taurean Malik Hayden’s body inside the home, and his death was officially ruled a homicide by the Allen County Coroner’s Office.
This marks the 8th homicide in Allen County so far this year.
According to court documents released Thursday, the elder Hayden confessed to shooting his son over an alleged financial dispute, stating that the victim owed him money.
Following the incident, Hayden was initially transported to a local hospital for evaluation.
Upon his release, he was booked into the Allen County Jail and is now facing a murder charge in connection with his son’s death.
The Allen County Sheriff’s Department continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
Further details may be released as the case progresses.