Homicide On Bloom Street

On Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at approximately 09:40 a.m., Precinct 2 officers responded to Bloom Street in reference to a shooting.  Upon arrival they discovered one victim deceased and one victim suffering from a gunshot wound to the leg. 

Witnesses on scene stated that there had been an altercation the prior night.  The fight was the result of the deceased missing $ 10.00.   The deceased confronted at least one of the suspects about the missing money.  On today, the suspects came to the Bloom Street location and kicked open the victims door to his home  and confronted the victim.  The suspects began shooting striking 2-individuals one of those being the person from the night before.  The suspects also struck the deceased victim in the head.

Preliminary investigation revealed that the deceased suffered from a gunshot wound to the head, as well as blunt force trauma to the head.  An autopsy is being conducted.

Capital Murder warrants have been issued for Patrick Rodgers, Michael Rodgers, and Eric Rodgers.  An Aggravated Assault warrant has also been issued for Eric Rodgers.  Detectives are working to identify a 4th suspect who will be charged with Capital Murder and Aggravated Assault.

Victims

Joe Evans Jr (deceased)—26 y.o.a.

Quinterah McIntyre –22 y.o.a.

Suspects

Patrick Rodgers—24 y.o.a.

Michael Rodgers—23 y.o.a.

Eric Rodgers—26 y.o.a.

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