Worth said Longmore appeared to evaluate whether he needed to shoot again and then "started walking casually" toward the entrance to the subdivision, before adopting a "brisk stride." Worth said he ran upstairs, watching Longmore disappear behind some trees as he called police. "He didn't appear angry, upset, agitated," Worth said. Worth said he first thought he was witnessing a road rage confrontation, but said the man moved deliberately. He said the shooting happened on the edge of a cul-de-sac where they all live. Worth said the man appeared to have fired at a small white car being driven by another neighbor, "an older white gentleman," who lives across from Worth. "You know, when you get incoming, you've got to know where it's coming from," said Worth, who identified himself as a Marine Corps veteran.Ī neighbor Worth knows as Andre was standing in the middle of the street, Worth said, adding he saw the man's hands jerking from the recoil of firing a silver handgun. Worth said he ducked "just for a second." Then he looked back out the window. He told The Associated Press he heard a gunshot Saturday morning as he was reaching for his living room window to open the blinds and figure out how much yard work he had to do. On Sunday, neighbor Frankie Worth described the danger up close as he saw part of what unfolded in the subdivision a day earlier. Henry County Sheriff Reginald Scandrett had said earlier that his office was offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the suspect's arrest and prosecution.
Chaundra Brownlee said in a statement that investigators were actively seeking the public's help and "looking into each tip provided" as they searched for Longmore. On Sunday, the subdivision was crawling with law enforcement officers and Hampton Police Capt.
Police haven't disclosed a motive for those shootings. Longmore to the public has been eliminated."Īuthorities had said they were seeking Longmore on four counts of murder in connection with the deaths of four people Saturday morning in the Dogwood Lakes subdivision of Hampton. Marshal Van Grady confirmed gunfire was exchanged, adding of Longmore: "He fired on law enforcement and they returned fire." Earlier, before the shooting of the suspect, he had signaled the manhunt had come to an end, saying "the threat posed by Mr. This undated photo provided by the Hampton Police Department, in Hampton, Ga., shows Andre Longmore.ĭeputy U.S.
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