Cleveland police shared new information about the homicide of a 19-year-old man on Friday. Investigators say Deandre Woods was possibly gunned down by a passenger of his car.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cleveland police shared new information Monday about the homicide of a 19-year-old man who was gunned down in a car in the city’s Collinwood neighborhood.
The deadly shooting took place in daylight hours around 4:45 p.m. Friday on East 149th Street just north of St Clair Avenue.Cleveland police say officers found Woods slumped in a vehicle with gunshots wounds to his face, neck and body.According to police, their preliminary investigation suggests Woods was stopped at a stop sign when he was shot.There are no arrests at this time.You can also call Crimestoppers at 216-25-CRIME, and a reward may be available.
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