Major Case Squad Disbands, Shooting in 1200-Block of South Ellis Street

September 30, 2016 Cape Girardeau Police Dept Police, Police Department News Releases Comments Off on Major Case Squad Disbands, Shooting in 1200-Block of South Ellis Street

With regard to the Sept. 28, 2016, shooting death of Brent Johnson, the Cape Girardeau and Bollinger County Major Case Squad has disbanded per the 72-hour standard activation period. A person of interest is in custody on unrelated charges in another jurisdiction. At this time, the Cape Girardeau Police Department continues to conduct a follow-up investigation.
For Further Information Contact:
Sergeant Adam Glueck
Cape Girardeau Police Department
(573) 335-6621 Ext. 1208
aglueck@cityofcape.org
Patrolman Richard McCall
Cape Girardeau Police Department
(573) 335-6621 Ext. 1289
rmccall@cityofcape.org

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