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Winston-Salem Police Seek Public s Help After Rash Of Shootings
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Victims in mass shooting on Devonshire Street identified One killed, three, including juvenile, injured, Winston-Salem police said
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A Year After Sparking Outrage, Ella Crawley s Murder Remains Unsolved by Paul Garber
6:00am May 25, 2021 A flower arrangement faces Northwest Boulevard in Winston-Salem after a rally in Gateway Commons Park in 2020 urged an end to violence against women. The location was chosen because Ella Crawley was found nearby severely beaten, and later died. PAUL GARBER/WFDD
It’s been a year since the death of Ella Crawley, who was found brutally beaten in a Winston-Salem park and died a short time later. Crawley’s death became part of a local public outcry for Black victims of crime.
Her murder remains unsolved. Now the rallying call has gone from “speak out” to “speak up.”
An Ardmore resident died Wednesday in the course of a standoff with Winston-Salem police during which he exchanged gunfire with officers and set his house on fire, authorities said.
Police later found a manâs body inside the burned home at 526 Lockland Ave., police Capt. Steven Tollie said in a tweet. Tollie didnât identify the man.
After the manâs body was discovered, the public was in no further danger, Tollie said. Hours after the incident, smoke lingered in the air of the typically quiet residential neighborhood which is only blocks from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.
Officers went to the house around 1 p.m. after they received a report of unknown trouble there, Tollie said.
An Ardmore resident died Wednesday in the course of a standoff with Winston-Salem police during which he exchanged gunfire with officers and set his house on fire, authorities said.
Police later found a manâs body inside the burned home at 526 Lockland Ave., police Capt. Steven Tollie said in a tweet. Tollie didnât identify the man.
After the manâs body was discovered, the public was in no further danger, Tollie said. Hours after the incident, smoke lingered in the air of the typically quiet residential neighborhood which is only blocks from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.
Officers went to the house around 1 p.m. after they received a report of unknown trouble there, Tollie said.
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