Albany police ask public’s help in finding murder suspect Jamale Devon Moore
Jamale Devon Moore is wanted for the December 2016 shooting death of Justin Jimere King
By Jim Hendricks
ALBANY — Albany police are asking for the public’s help in locating Jamale Devon Moore, 26, who is wanted on a murder charge in the Dec. 11 shooting death of Justin Jimere King.
“Jamale Devon Moore is wanted for the murder of Justin King,” Phyllis Banks, spokeswoman foe the Albany Police Department, said in an email this morning. “Additional charges are pending against Moore for weapon and drug charges. This subject should be considered armed and dangerous.”
Police described Moore as being 6 feet 3 and weighing about 230 pounds. His last known residence was at 2106 Martin Luther King Drive, Apartment E.
Anyone who spots Moore is asked to contact Albany Area Crime Stoppers at (229) 436-TIPS or an APD investigator at (229) 431-2100 or (229) 431-3288. Tips to Crime Stoppers may be left anonymously and information leading to an arrest can lead to a cash reward.
King, 24, was killed after being wounded in the upper body by a gunshot, authorities said. Police went to the 1000 block of East Broad Avenue at 10:51 p.m. Dec. 11 after a call came in to the 911 center. King was found lying near railroad tracks, about 100 yards from the roadway.
Video showed King was leaving Club Legends with a woman before the fatal shooting.
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