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The double homicide happened just before 11 this morning, in a neighborhood on the edge of Pine Bluff known as Packingtown.
When Pine Bluff police arrived, they found the bodies of 30 year-old Christopher Allen and 37 year-old Angela Hicks both of Pine Bluff lying in the front yard.
They were pronounced dead at the scene, both having been shot at least once.
(Lt. Bob Rawlinson, Pine Bluff Police Department) "Neither victim lived at this house. we're not sure the crime happened here."
Police are looking for 19 year old Ymari Boyce-Reid. Police consider her a suspect.
Witnesses reported seeing a Maroon Ford Tarus leaving the area after hearing gun shots. Police say they believe Boyce-Reid drove it from the scene to an area in Pine Bluff where it was discovered late Monday afternoon. The interior of the car is described as being very bloody.
(Gloria Hadley, neighbor) "I thought the car was backfiring because it sounded like they were trying to start the car. Went back in the house, came back. When I did, Darrin was hollaring and those people were laying in the yard."
(Rawlinson) "This is a dead end road next to railroad tracks. Not a lot of foot traffic. People come down here that live down here and they weren't visiting anyone in the area."
http://www.katv.com/news/stories/0106/294560.html
When Pine Bluff police arrived, they found the bodies of 30 year-old Christopher Allen and 37 year-old Angela Hicks both of Pine Bluff lying in the front yard.
They were pronounced dead at the scene, both having been shot at least once.
(Lt. Bob Rawlinson, Pine Bluff Police Department) "Neither victim lived at this house. we're not sure the crime happened here."
Police are looking for 19 year old Ymari Boyce-Reid. Police consider her a suspect.
Witnesses reported seeing a Maroon Ford Tarus leaving the area after hearing gun shots. Police say they believe Boyce-Reid drove it from the scene to an area in Pine Bluff where it was discovered late Monday afternoon. The interior of the car is described as being very bloody.
(Gloria Hadley, neighbor) "I thought the car was backfiring because it sounded like they were trying to start the car. Went back in the house, came back. When I did, Darrin was hollaring and those people were laying in the yard."
(Rawlinson) "This is a dead end road next to railroad tracks. Not a lot of foot traffic. People come down here that live down here and they weren't visiting anyone in the area."
http://www.katv.com/news/stories/0106/294560.html
