Harrisburg police identify homicide victim

Harrisburg police said the homicide victim found in the 900 block of Long Street Monday night was 20-year-old city resident Courtney Jackson.

courtney jacksonA memorial for Courtney Jackson, who was shot and killed Monday night in Harrisburg, has been placed at the crime scene in the 900 block of Long Street, near Forster Street. Sean Simmers, The Patriot-News      

Police would not provide a home address for Jackson, but said he suffered a gunshot wound, "which was apparently the cause of his death."

Medical personnel pronounced Jackson dead at the scene.

An investigation continues into Jackson's death, which was the city's fourth homicide of 2013. 

Anyone with information on this crime is asked to contact Detective Jeff Schriver at 717-255-3183 or jschriver@cityofhbg.com or officer Paula Trovy at 717-255-3158 or ptrovy@cityofhbg.com.

Anyone also can call Dauphin County police dispatch at 717-558-6900 and ask for a city detective.


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