Arrest Made in Late-Night Shooting in Savannah

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😮 The Gist: Savannah police detectives are investigating a shooting that occurred on May 18 in the 8000 block of Waters Ave, which left one adult male with minor injuries. The suspect, Corey McNeil, 37, was arrested and charged with multiple offenses.

What’s Happening:

  • The shooting took place around midnight, and the victim drove himself to Memorial Health University Medical Center.
  • Witnesses directed officers to the suspect’s location, and he was apprehended after a brief foot pursuit.

🔍 Between the Lines: McNeil, a convicted felon, was found in possession of a firearm, which is a violation of his status.

🏃 Catch Up Quick:

  • Late-night shooting in Savannah leaves one man with minor injuries.
  • Suspect, a convicted felon, was arrested and charged with multiple offenses.

🖼️ The Big Picture: This shooting incident serves as a reminder of the ongoing efforts by Savannah police to combat gun violence and the importance of community members working together with law enforcement to create a safer environment for all.

💭 Your Take: How do you think the community can work together with law enforcement to help prevent gun violence in Savannah? Share your thoughts and ideas in the comments below.

👮‍♂️ Gun Crimes in Our Communities: In the ongoing narrative of America’s complex relationship with firearms, statistics tell a tale that’s difficult to ignore. The Gun Violence Archive, a non-profit meticulously tracking gun incidents, lays it out in black and white. Here’s how it stacks up:

  • 2020 Statistics
    • Total gun-related incidents: 43,551
    • Gun-related deaths: 19,379
    • Gun-related injuries: 39,707
    • Mass shootings: 612
  • 2019 Statistics
    • Total gun-related incidents: 39,707
    • Gun-related deaths: 15,208
    • Gun-related injuries: 29,613
    • Mass shootings: 417

To Be Clear: These aren’t just digits on a page. Each statistic represents a life affected, a community shaken. And what’s more, these numbers tell us that the situation isn’t improving.


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