Jackson sees multiple deadly shootings since start of 2025
JACKSON, Tenn. — We first brought you a story Thursday regarding the most recent shooting incident in Jackson.
The Jackson Police Department is investigating another homicide that occurred Thursday in the 100 block of Conger Street. Officers were dispatched just before 9:30 a.m. after getting a report of a man lying on the ground beside a vacant residence.
Quenteraqus Mckinnie was identified as the victim of this shooting. He appeared to suffer from multiple gunshot wounds. Despite life-saving measures, he was pronounced dead at the scene.
JPD is asking anyone with information to call them.
“Our residents can actually contact the Jackson Police Department at 731-425-8400. Or they can access Crime Stoppers at 731-424-8477,” said Stephanie Graham, public information officer for the Jackson Police Department.
Graham tells us that when you call to give information, you do not have to identify yourself at all.
“The residents can remain anonymous when reporting any tips or leads that they might have,” said Graham.
From what we could find, Thursday’s shooting has become the 4th shooting incident that has resulted in death since the beginning of the year.
- The first occurrence took place January 4 on South Highland Avenue at the Red Dog Bar and Grill. Dantae Connor was arrested and charged with voluntary manslaughter.
- The next one happened January 21 on Channing Way at the Slim Chickens. Harrison Cobb was charged with first-degree murder in this case.
- The third incident happened just a few days later, on January 25, on Hardee Street. A 15-year-old female was found suffering from a gunshot wound. She later died.
Graham says that any information is important in these situations.
“They ultimately help the police to solve these crimes. They also prevent future offenses. Ultimately, they enhance the overall public safety. So every piece of information, no matter how small, can actually lead to a vital breakthrough in any investigation,” said Graham.
The investigation regarding the incident on Conger Street is ongoing and we will provide you with information once we learn more.
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