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Derrick Devaughn Carr and Shawn Derrick Betty are wanted by the Lebanon Police Department for murder, attempted murder, robbery, and reckless endangerment related to a shooting on August 10, 2013 that killed one victim and injured another. Carr and Betty are considered armed and dangerous as they have criminal histories including assault and gang involvement. The TBI is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of each man.
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Brandon Scott Donaldson is wanted by the Knoxville Police Department for second degree murder and attempted second degree murder. He is accused of shooting at his pregnant girlfriend Marcia Crider and her mother during a domestic dispute in February 2013, killing Crider. Donaldson is considered armed and dangerous and has been on the TBI Top Ten Most Wanted list since February 2013, with a $1,000 reward offered for information leading to his arrest.
Stephen Daryl Melton
Stephen Daryl Melton is on the TBI Top Ten Most Wanted list for motor vehicle theft, escape, initiating meth manufacture, possession of meth, felony possession of a weapon, evading arrest, and felony vandalism. On January 11, 2014, Melton was arrested after deputies found guns and meth components at his home in Henning, TN, but he kicked out the back of a patrol SUV and stole the vehicle while being transported. Melton, who is 58 years old and considered armed and dangerous, then crashed the patrol car and has evaded capture, with a $1,000 reward offered for information leading to his arrest.
Bounthavy Mickey Mouthouta
Bounthavy Mouthouta is a top ten most wanted fugitive by the TBI since July 2013 for first degree murder and attempted first degree murder. He is suspected of shooting three people at a restaurant in Smyrna, Tennessee on June 23, 2013, killing one victim. Mouthouta is described as an Asian male, 5'5" and 140 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. He was last known to live in Murfreesboro and may be armed and driving a silver 2004 Honda Accord. There is a $1,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.
Jeffrey Lynn Carter Jr.
Jeffrey Lynn Carter Jr. has been on the TBI Top Ten Most Wanted list since August 2013 for escaping from a work detail while serving a 21-year sentence for aggravated robbery. He is described as a white male, 5'8" and 165 lbs. with brown hair and blue eyes. Carter has an extensive criminal history dating back to 1996 that includes various charges like aggravated assault, robbery, burglary and drug offenses. The TBI is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to his arrest as he is considered dangerous, and he was last seen wearing a blue shirt, blue jeans, a white cap and green boots.
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- 1. Derrick Devaughn Carr and Shawn Derrick Betty Kristin Helm Public Information Officer TBI Top Ten Most Wanted 17 August 2013
- 2. Who is Derrick Devaughn Carr? •Top Ten Most Wanted fugitive since August 2013 Black male DOB 8/19/1993 5’11” and 165 lbs. Brown hair Brown eyes Last known address: 3749 Brickmont Drive Nashville, Tenn.
- 3. Who is Shawn Derrick Betty? •Top Ten Most Wanted fugitive since August 2013 Black male DOB 2/10/1993 6’0” and 250 lbs. Brown hair Brown eyes Last known address: 3018 Indiana Avenue Nashville, Tenn.
- 4. WANTED Carr and Betty are wanted by the Lebanon Police Department for one count of first degree murder- premeditated, one count of felony first degree murder, one count of attempted first degree murder, one count of especially aggravated robbery and two counts of reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon
- 5. Allegations On August 10, 2013, Lebanon Police responded to a shots fired call at 46 Dedman Street and discovered Andre D. Logue dead from a gunshot wound A short time later, a second victim, Justin L. Johnson arrived at University Medical Center suffering from gunshot wounds received during the same shooting incident Investigators believe Carr and Betty are responsible for the shooting
- 6. Criminal Histories Carr has a criminal history that includes assault on an officer, vandalism, evading arrest, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and driving on a revoked license Betty’s criminal history includes vandalism, driving without a license, illegal possession of a weapon and failure to appear Both are members of the Tree Top Bloods gang and may be in possession of handguns
- 7. Reward TBI Top Ten Most wanted reward is $1,000 each for information leading to Carr’s and Betty’s arrest 1-800-TBI-FIND (1-800-824-3463)