November 10, 2011 - All four suspects charged in the fatal shooting of a man at 5400 Madden about 11:15 p.m. on Nov. 2 are now in custody.
Two suspects who were being sought, Timothy Leonard Robinson (b/m, DOB: 2-13-94) and Jacobe Benard White (b/m, DOB: 8-27-90), surrendered to Houston police officers without incident last night (Nov. 9). Two other suspects, Darryl Thomas Reed (b/m, DOB: 1-20-93) and a 15-year-old female suspect, were already in custody. The adult suspects are charged with capital murder in the 177th State District Court. The juvenile female is being referred to Harris County Juvenile Probation authorities on the same charge. Updated photos of the three adult suspects are attached to this news release.
The suspects are accused in the killing of Phillip Little, 40, of Houston. Mr. Little was transported to Ben Taub General Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
HPD Homicide Division Sergeant W. L. Meeler and Officers J. L. French and R. C. Lujan reported:
HPD patrol officers responded to a traffic accident at the intersection of Martin Luther King Boulevard and Canterway. Officers arrived and found Mr. Little slumped over the steering wheel in his vehicle.
An investigation determined Little was a Domino's Pizza delivery driver who was sent for a delivery to the above location. Witnesses reported hearing several gunshots in the 5900 block of Madden and then a car squealing out of the area.
Further investigation identified four individuals as suspects in the incident. Reed was in the Harris County Jail on another charge when he was charged in this incident. The juvenile female was taken into custody without incident. Timothy Robinson and Jacobe (pronounced as Jacoby) White surrendered separately to police at the HPD Stringfellow Southeast Police Station at 8300 Mykawa Road on Wednesday evening.
At this time, the motive in the shooting appears to be robbery.
Timothy Leonard Robinson
Darryl Thomas Reed
Jacobe Benard White
2nd Update JFC/KJS 11-10-11
Update JFC 11-9-11
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