Devon Herlde : “Southtown Walmart Shooting: Drug Deal Gone Wrong”

Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Southtown Walmart shooting
2. Drug deal incident Southtown Walmart

In Fort Wayne, a 20-year-old man was reportedly purchasing drugs from the victim before a fatal shooting at the Southtown Walmart. According to court records, a witness revealed that the victim, 23-year-old Devon Herlde, was selling a phone to Mican Nunn and another unidentified suspect. The taller suspect, identified as Nunn, was the one who shot at Herlde. Police were able to track down the second suspect, described as a witness, who drove Nunn to the Walmart to buy drugs. Nunn allegedly pulled out a gun and started shooting at Herlde before fleeing with the witness. Nunn is set to appear in court on Tuesday for the incident.

Fort Wayne Man Involved in Fatal Shooting at Southtown Walmart

In a recent incident that shook the residents of Fort Wayne, a 20-year-old man from the city was allegedly involved in a fatal shooting at the Southtown Walmart. The tragic event unfolded last week, leaving the community in shock and disbelief. According to court records released on Monday, the victim of the shooting was identified as 23-year-old Devon Herlde.

Details of the Incident

According to a probable cause affidavit written by Fort Wayne Police Detective Luke MacDonald, a witness who was present during the shooting revealed that Herlde was in the process of selling a phone to Mican Nunn and another unidentified suspect. The witness stated that Nunn, who was identified as the taller of the two suspects, was the one who ultimately fired the fatal shots at Herlde.

Further investigation by the police revealed that the transaction between Herlde and Nunn was not for a phone, as initially thought, but for narcotics. The witness also mentioned that Nunn was the one who did most of the talking during the exchange.

Police Investigation and Arrest

Law enforcement authorities were able to track down the second suspect, who was with Nunn during the shooting, based on his distinct vehicle and recent database photos. Initially considered a suspect, the man was later classified as a witness by the police.

The witness cooperated with the authorities and provided crucial information about the incident. He stated that he had driven someone known as “Mike” to the Walmart for the purpose of purchasing drugs. The witness recounted how the situation took a turn for the worse when Nunn pulled out a gun and started shooting at Herlde.

Court Proceedings

Mican Nunn is currently scheduled to make his first court appearance in connection with the fatal shooting at the Southtown Walmart. The community eagerly awaits the outcome of the legal proceedings as justice is sought for the victim, Devon Herlde.

The incident has left a deep impact on the residents of Fort Wayne, highlighting the need for stricter measures to combat drug-related violence in the area. As the investigation continues, authorities are working tirelessly to ensure that those responsible for this senseless act are held accountable for their actions.