Roxborough HS shooting: 15-year-old suspect surrenders to Philadelphia police
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Philadelphia police say the 15-year-old wanted in connection to the deadly shooting outside of Roxborough High School surrendered on Monday. Deputy Commissioner of Investigations Frank Vanore announced Troy Fletcher was taken into custody on Twitter.
"@Phillypolice just took a fourth suspect wanted in connection to the Roxborough High shooting/Homicide into custody. Troy Fletcher just surrendered to Homicide Detectives. Details to follow," Vanore tweeted.
Fletcher is charged with murder and other related charges in the shooting that left 14-year-old Nicolas Elizalde dead and four other teens injured following a football scrimmage last month.
@phillypolice just took a four suspect wanted in connection to the Roxborough High shooting/Homicide into custody. Troy Fletcher just surrendered to Homicide Detectives. Details to follow.
— Frank Vanore (@PPDFrankVanore) October 17, 2022
Police say six people were involved in the deadly ambush, 5 shooters and a get-away driver.
Police identified Fletcher as the 4th suspect wanted in the shooting last week.
Two suspects, 21-year-old Yaaseen Bivins and 17-year-old Zyhied Jones have been arrested. They are both charged with murder and other related charges.
Police said last week that a receipt for ammunition was recovered from the SUV used to flee the area of the shooting and tied Bivins to the crime. He is a convicted felon and is ineligible to purchase ammunition.
The getaway vehicle that was recovered also tied another teen to the crime. Dayron Burney-Thorn, 16, is still wanted by police for his role in the deadly shooting. He has also been charged with murder and other related offenses.
Burney-Thorn is described as 6-foot-3 and weighing around 215 pounds. Police also say he is armed and dangerous.
The U.S. Marshalls are now offering a $5,000 cash reward for Burney-Thor's capture. According to a spokesperson, that money would be paid out almost immediately. This reward is separate from the one the city is offering for information leading to an arrest.
You can help police by calling with information. The number is 215-686-TIPS. A $45,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest.