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Police continue search for weekend shooting suspects

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The Starkville Police Department was still searching today for two suspects involved in a weekend shooting on North Montgomery Street.

The suspects, 29-year-old Kenyon Derrell Cannon, aka “Smoke,” and 30-year-old Roderick D. Franklin, aka, “Bam Bam,” are considered armed and dangerous, Starkville police said in a press release.

Police were dispatched at approximately 11:10 p.m. Friday to the 800 block of North Montgomery Street to speak to an assault victim. The victim had been shot multiple times in the head and neck while inside his home at 819 N. Montgomery St., police said.

Starkville police have not identified the victim, but did confirm he left his home after the shooting and knocked on several neighbors’ doors for help before someone called 911.

When authorities arrived, the victim was transported first to Oktibbeha County Hospital, then to a hospital in Jackson for further treatment. He was in stable condition as of Monday afternoon, police said.

Aggravated assault warrants have been issued for Franklin and Cannon, and additional arrests are possible for anyone helping the suspects, police said.

Franklin, of 200 Catherine St., No 13B in Starkville, is described as 6 feet 2 inches tall and 170 pounds.

Cannon, of 141 Pilkington Park in Starkville, is 6 feet 1 inch tall, about 180 pounds.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Franklin or Cannon is asked to call Starkville police at 662-323-4131, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-530-7151.

Tim Pratt is the Starkville Bureau Reporter for The Commercial Dispatch.

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Article Comment the Flintstones | 11/3/2009 1:34:00 PM   mark as inappropriate
sure its not bam bam and and chicken head

Article Comment no more | 11/5/2009 9:27:00 AM   mark as inappropriate
WHEN WILL THA BLACK ON BLACK CRIMES END?????????????? THESE TWO STUPID BLACK INDIVIDUALS NOT ONLY RUINED THEIR LIVES FOR THE NEXT 25/20 YEARS (WHEN THEY R CAUGHT),YALL RUINED YOUR FAMILY,FRIENDS,RELITIVES,AS WELL AS THE VICTIM, HIS FAMILY LIVES WORRYING ABOUT THE HEALTH OF THA VICTIM,THE FUTURE OF U 2 DUMMIES BEING LOCKED WITH A POSSIBLE LIFE SENTENCE. HEY!!!....STOP THIS BLACK ON BLACK CRIME...IT GIVES THA DA & JUDGES THE OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE MORE OF US OFF THA STREETS!!!!

Article Comment mark | 11/11/2009 4:47:00 AM   mark as inappropriate
Quit acting like animals. Everyone thinks they are in a L.A. gang but are just a bunch of country hicks.

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