Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Crime News

Little Rock FBI announces $10,000 reward for information leading to arrest of suspect in deadly Conway mass shooting

Conway, Arkansas – The search is intensifying for Kemarie Johnson, a suspect wanted in connection to a deadly mass shooting that took place in Conway this past April. The FBI’s Little Rock office, in collaboration with the U.S. Marshals Service and the Conway Police Department, is actively seeking leads in the case and is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information that could lead to Johnson’s arrest.

The tragic shooting unfolded at a park on 5th Avenue in Conway on April 13, where two individuals tragically lost their lives, and nine others were injured. The violence left the community shaken, and authorities are working tirelessly to bring justice to those affected by the incident.

Read also: Argenta Contemporary Theater announces a new production of ‘SIX: Teen Edition’ this August in North Little Rock

Kemarie Johnson has been charged with two counts of capital murder, nine counts of attempted capital murder, and one count of terrorism. These charges come as a result of his alleged involvement in the deadly attack that left the park in chaos that day. Despite efforts to locate him, Johnson remains at large, and authorities are urging the public to come forward with any information that might help in locating him.

While Johnson is still being sought, authorities have made progress in the case. Three other individuals have already been arrested in connection to the shooting, but the search for Johnson remains a priority. The reward being offered by the FBI underscores the seriousness of the situation, as investigators continue to follow all leads in an attempt to bring those responsible for the violence to justice.

Read also: Dangerous heat wave expected across Arkansas this week, with heat index values soaring above 110 degrees

Anyone with information on Johnson’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact the FBI or local law enforcement. The case remains under active investigation, with officials stressing the importance of community cooperation in solving this tragic incident.

For more details or to provide information, the public can contact the FBI directly or reach out to their local authorities. The investigation is ongoing, and any assistance could help close this dark chapter for the Conway community.

 

Written By

Recent local news

Uncategorized

North Little Rock, Arkansas – Authorities in North Little Rock are searching for a 70-year-old man who was reported missing early Sunday morning, prompting...

Local News

Little Rock, Arkansas – There was a special reason to celebrate at the Little Rock Zoo on Saturday as Melvin, one of the zoo’s...

Local News

Little Rock, Arkansas – The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff opened its 2026 football season in strong fashion Saturday night, defeating Morehouse College...

Recent Arkansas news

Local News

Roland, Arkansas – A fall festival at BoBrook Farms is looking for cooks with a taste for competition and a secret squirrel recipe ready...

Local News

Little Rock, Arkansas – A historic bridge in Johnson County is scheduled to close for several months as crews carry out rehabilitation work on...

Arkansas

Little Rock, Arkansas – Arkansas students are being invited to trade screen time for time outdoors as Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders launches the My...

Trending posts

Local News

Little Rock, Arkansas – Todd Yakoubian has been named the 2025 Best of the Best award winner for Best Meteorologist in Arkansas by the...

Local News

Conway, Arkansas – A major milestone for the city of Conway is just around the corner, as residents are invited to the grand opening...

Local News

Searcy, Arkansas – A sizable section of downtown Searcy has been added to the National Register of Historic Places, according to a press statement...

Local News

Little Rock, Arkansas – Hallie Shoffner, a sixth-generation Arkansas rice farmer and CEO of Delta Harvest, officially announced on Tuesday that she is running...