(SALISBURY, MD) – Four additional suspects have been arrested in connection with the murder of a man three days ago in Wicomico County.
The suspects are identified as Hammond C. Taylor, Jr., 23, Edward T. Winder, 24, Eddie D. Smith 2nd, 34, and Raymond J. Murray, Jr., 27, all of Salisbury, Md. Each suspect has been charged with first degree murder, second degree murder, conspiracy to commit first and second degree murder, first degree assault, second degree assault and reckless endangerment. They were transported to the Wicomico County Detention Center for booking and an initial appearance before a court commissioner.
State Police investigators obtained arrest warrants for the four suspects. Taylor was arrested about 3:00 p.m. yesterday in the Salisbury area. Winder turned himself in at the Salisbury Police Department about 4:00 p.m. yesterday. Smith was arrested when he showed up at the Salisbury Police Department late yesterday afternoon. Murray was arrested by Salisbury Police Department officers about 1:00 a.m. today while riding a bicycle in West Salisbury. All were arrested without incident.
The suspects are charged in connection with the murder of Tavin T. Molock, 32, of Salisbury, Md. Molock was found injured in the 400-block of Bethel Street by responding Salisbury Police Department officers shortly before 11:30 a.m. on July 30, 2017. Molock later died at the hospital. An autopsy confirmed the manner of his death was homicide. The cause of death is being withheld by investigators at this time due its importance to the ongoing investigation.
The Maryland State Police Homicide Unit investigation led to the identification of the four suspects in addition to the two arrested earlier this week. The investigation indicates Molock was assaulted by several individuals while he was on-foot in the 400-block of Bethel Street in Salisbury.
The Homicide Unit investigation is continuing. Additional arrests and charges are possible. Investigative assistance has been provided by the Salisbury Police Department, the drug task forces from Wicomico and Dorchester counties, the Wicomico County State’s Attorney’s Office and the Maryland State Police Gang Enforcement Unit.
17 comments:
Can someone please find out if any of these thugs has a dirt bike they want to sell?
A gang? We have gangs here?
We don't have gangs. This was just a misunderstanding among friends. Nothing to see here move along please.
A pack of feral animals glad they are off the streets, There is a sickness in the community that needs to be addressed.
Just makes you want to take a walk in Salisbury at midnight, doesn't it?
ha ha ha, one of those girls arrested yesterday squealed like a pig and gave up the rest of the crew.
Six to kill one dude? Makes you wonder what he did.
Now the fine folks at WCDC get to baby sit these thugs. How would you like to have that job. You could not pay me enough to do that job. My hats off to them.
What is it with the gang mentality? That it would take six people to terrorize, assault and ultimately murder this individual. He didn't have a fighting chance. Don't they realize that they don't look "big and bad" doing this - actually a very cowardly act. What a bunch of total losers!
12:44 Have no fear... our good ole courts will have these Yale prospects back out in no time.
Maby they got payed.
Every law abiding citizen in Wicomico county should have a concealed carry permit issued to them.
Gang? Nah, probably a Bridge Club.
Good. Looking into it I don even think they are from Salisbury. The most dirty and trashiest...
Yea, they are from da 'bury. Check case search - if you have enough time.
Like fathers, like sons.
Pack mentality.
btw, didn't it happen during broad daylight?
You are all mistaken. As the Soviet government used to say, "There is no murder in paradise".
Just ask the boy mayor.
just an FYI, Hammond C. Taylor, Jr. goes by the name Caution QM on FB if you are interested in viewing his trash. He thinks he's the next snoop dog. Drugs and potty mouth.
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