Greenville Police Department, 216 Main Street, Greenville, MS (2026)

09/28/2026

SHOOTING INVESTIGATION

GREENVILLE, MS – The Greenville Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred Sunday afternoon in the 1000 block of South Colorado Street.

On Sunday, September 27, 2026, at approximately 12:33 p.m., Greenville Police officers responded to 1020 South Colorado Street in reference to a person who had been shot.

Upon arrival, officers learned that two male victims had been approached by a male suspect dressed in all black. According to witnesses, the suspect allegedly produced a firearm and began firing in their direction.

One victim had been grazed by one of the bullets. His injury was reported as non-life-threatening based on the information available at the scene.

The suspect fled following the shooting, and the incident remains under active investigation by the Greenville Police Department. Investigators are working to identify the individual responsible and determine the circumstances that led to the shooting.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is urged to contact the Greenville Police Department at (662) 378-1515 or Crime Stoppers at (662) 378-TIPS or use the online P3 app. Individuals may remain anonymous when providing information through Crime Stoppers.

09/24/2026

🚨 GPD FELONY ARREST UPDATE 🚨

The Greenville Police Department continues its commitment to public safety and accountability. Through ongoing investigations, proactive enforcement, and the dedicated efforts of our officers and investigators, several individuals have recently been arrested on various felony charges.

These arrests represent multiple investigations and are part of our continued efforts to address criminal activity throughout the City of Greenville.

We remain committed to serving our community, pursuing those accused of criminal activity, and working every day to make Greenville safer.

Additional details regarding individual arrests and charges are provided below.

All individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Greenville Police Department
Committed to Service. Dedicated to Safety.

09/24/2026

THREE ARRESTED IN COMMERCIAL BURGLARY INVESTIGATION

GREENVILLE, MISS. — The Greenville Police Department has arrested three individuals following a commercial burglary reported at a local pawn shop.
On September 21, 2026, at approximately 8:59 a.m., Greenville Police officers responded to a pawn shop located at 1836 Highway 82 East in reference to a reported burglary.

Upon arrival, officers made contact with the business owner, who had detained one of the alleged suspects, identified as Terrance Hogan, until officers arrived.

The preliminary investigation revealed that entry into the business had been gained by cutting a large hole through the rear wall of the building. Investigators identified Jacob Taylor and Malania Fields as two additional suspects believed to have been involved in the burglary.

Information obtained during the investigation led officers to the Colonial Inn, 1812 Highway 82 East, located near the business. With the assistance of additional Greenville Police officers, Taylor and Fields were located and taken into custody without further incident.

Officers also recovered merchandise believed to have been taken from the business.

ARRESTED:
• Terrance Hogan — Commercial/Business Burglary
• Jacob Taylor — Commercial/Business Burglary
• Malania Fields — Commercial/Business Burglary

All three individuals were transported to the Greenville Police Department for processing.

Anyone with additional information concerning this incident is encouraged to contact the Greenville Police Department or Crime Stoppers.

All suspects are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

09/24/2026

ARREST MADE FOLLOWING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE / SHOTS FIRED INCIDENT

GREENVILLE, MISS. — The Greenville Police Department has made an arrest in connection with a domestic violence-related incident involving gunfire that occurred on August 22, 2026.

At approximately 11:28 p.m., officers responded to the 500 block of South Colorado Street following a reported shots-fired alert and a call for service.
Upon arrival, officers made contact with a female victim who reported that an altercation had occurred between her and her boyfriend, identified as Rynaren Ferguson.

According to the preliminary investigation, the altercation began inside the residence and became physical. Ferguson allegedly struck the victim before exiting the residence.

Once outside, Ferguson allegedly damaged the victim’s 2020 Honda Accord by throwing objects at the vehicle. Investigators say Ferguson then produced a firearm and fired multiple rounds into the vehicle, striking several areas, including the rear windshield, rear quarter panel, and radiator.

Ferguson reportedly left the area prior to officers’ arrival.

Officers located evidence consistent with the reported gunfire, including four spent 9mm cartridge casings and one live 9mm cartridge. The Greenville Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division responded to the scene and assumed the investigation.

Following the investigation, Rynaren Ferguson was arrested on September 24, 2026, without incident.

Ferguson is currently being held at the Washington Regional Correctional Facility, where he is awaiting his initial appearance.

The Greenville Police Department thanks the officers and investigators involved for their work in bringing this investigation to this stage.

All individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Greenville Police Department
Committed to Service. Dedicated to Safety.

09/24/2026

🚨 UPDATE: HENRY GIBSON ARRESTED 🚨

The Greenville Police Department reports that Henry Gibson has been arrested in connection with the theft of thousands of dollars’ worth of construction materials from a property located at 1501 E. Reed Road.

Gibson was previously wanted on charges related to the August 23, 2026 incident. He is currently being held at the Washington County Regional Correctional Facility, where he is awaiting his initial appearance.

The Greenville Police Department thanks everyone who shared the original wanted post and provided information to law enforcement.

Roosevelt Holloway remains wanted in connection with this investigation. Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts is encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers at 662-378-TIPS (8477).

📞 We don’t need your name—we need HIS location!

All persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

09/17/2026

SEARCH WARRANT LEADS TO METHAMPHETAMINE ARREST DURING BURGLARY INVESTIGATION

GREENVILLE, MISS. — On September 16, 2026, members of the Greenville Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division and Special Operations Division executed a search warrant at a residence located at 149 Wallstreet Lane as part of an ongoing investigation into multiple residential burglaries and the theft of property.

Special Operations officers secured the residence while investigators conducted a search and documented items recovered from inside the home. Several individuals who were present at the residence were detained and transported to the Greenville Police Department for questioning as investigators continued working to determine whether any of the recovered property was connected to the reported burglaries.

During a search of a bedroom reportedly occupied by Tia Spencer, officers located a quantity of suspected methamphetamine (“ice”) along with two suspected methamphetamine pipes.

As a result of the investigation, Tia Spencer was arrested and charged with Possession of Methamphetamine.

Investigators also continued their efforts to locate additional property believed to be relevant to the burglary investigation. After officers returned to the residence, they discovered that a vehicle previously located on the property had been moved. Officers subsequently located the vehicle at another location and had it towed as part of the continuing investigation.

The investigation into the burglaries and recovered property remains active, and additional charges may be forthcoming as investigators determine ownership of the property and the involvement, if any, of other individuals.

Anyone with information concerning these burglaries is encouraged to contact the Greenville Police Department at (662) 378-1515 or Crime Stoppers at (662) 378-TIPS (8477).

See Something. Know Something. Say Something.

All persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

09/16/2026

⛽ GAS AIN’T FREE… AND NEITHER IS GOOD INFORMATION! 😂

In these difficult financial days, we know everybody could use a little GAS MONEY! ⛽💵

So, if you recognize the suspect we’re looking for, don’t just sit there saying, “I know who that is!” 👀

Put that knowledge to work! 😂

📞 Call Crime Stoppers at 662-378-TIPS (8477) and give us the information that could help us identify and locate this individual.

Your tip could lead to a CASH REWARD — and with these gas prices, every little bit helps! ⛽💰

Remember: We don’t need your name… we need THEIR name! 😎

Greenville Police Department
See Something. Know Something. Say Something.

09/16/2026

WANTED | ARREST WARRANTS ISSUED
GAS AIN’T FREE… AND NEITHER IS GOOD INFORMATION!

In these difficult financial days, we know everybody could use a little GAS MONEY!

So, if you recognize the suspect we’re looking for, don’t just sit there saying, “I know who that is!”

Put that knowledge to work!

We don’t need your name—we need THEIR location!
Your tip could lead to a CASH REWARD—and with these gas prices, every little bit helps!

Remember: We don’t need your name… We need THEIR name!

See Something. Know Something. Say Something. All individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

09/16/2026

UPDATE:
🚨 UPDATE: MANSLAUGHTER SUSPECT TURNS HIMSELF IN 🚨

The Greenville Police Department reports that Robert Reed turned himself in to authorities on the morning of September 17, 2026, in connection with an investigation stemming from an August incident in the area of O’Hea Street and North Street.

The investigation began after officers responded to a report of damaged vehicle tires during the early morning hours of August 22. During that incident, a male subject was reportedly confronted and chased after allegedly being caught attempting to damage another tire. The individual was later transported to Delta Health for medical treatment.

As investigators continued reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incident, information was received indicating that Cleveland Smith had allegedly been involved in an altercation during which he was beaten. Smith later succumbed to the injuries he sustained as a result of the assault. The investigation ultimately resulted in a felony warrant being issued for Robert Reed on a charge of Manslaughter.

At approximately 8:32 a.m. on September 17, Reed arrived at the Greenville Police Department and turned himself in on the outstanding felony warrant. He was taken into custody without incident.

The Greenville Police Department thanks the community for sharing information regarding this case and assisting investigators.

📞 Crime Stoppers: 662-378-TIPS (8477)
See Something. Know Something. Say Something.

All persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

09/16/2026

TRAFFIC STOP LEADS TO ARRESTS, RECOVERY OF FI****MS, AND NARCOTICS

GREENVILLE, MISS. — On Tuesday, September 15, 2026, officers with the Greenville Police Department were patrolling near Reed Road and Colorado Street when they received information regarding a gray Nissan reportedly occupied by individuals with fi****ms near the B-Quick store.

Officers located a 2025 Nissan Sentra matching the description and initiated a traffic stop near the intersection of Colorado Street and Reed Road. As officers approached the vehicle, one male passenger exited and fled on foot. Officers attempted to apprehend the individual but were unsuccessful.

During the investigation, officers discovered multiple fi****ms and suspected narcotics inside the vehicle. One of the recovered fi****ms, a 9mm handgun, was subsequently determined to have been reported stolen during a FedEx shipment. Officers also recovered suspected ma*****na and THC-related products.

Of particular concern, officers discovered a one-year-old child inside the vehicle during the incident. An officer immediately removed the child from the vehicle and moved the child to a safe location away from the enforcement activity.

As a result of the investigation, Travarius Blackmon Williams was taken into custody and charged with Possession of a Stolen Firearm and Child Endangerment, along with traffic-related citations.

The Greenville Police Department continues to investigate the incident, including efforts to identify and locate the individual who fled from officers.

Anyone with information that could assist investigators is encouraged to contact the Greenville Police Department at (662) 378-1515 or Crime Stoppers at (662) 378-TIPS (8477).

All persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Greenville Police Department

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