Rasheem Dependable was confined on Tuesday at around 3 p.m. in Philadelphia along the 6900 block of Frankford Road
Rasheem and Nushar Scott were both needed in the homicide of Ikeem Johnson, a 35-year-old Philadelphia sterilization laborer
A $20,000 reward was presented for data to catch them
The second suspect in the shooting demise of a sterilization specialist in Upper east Philadelphia in November of the earlier year was caught by policing and U.S. Marshals.
Rasheem, otherwise called “Rasheen” Dependable, 31, was confined on Tuesday at around 3 p.m. in Philadelphia along the 6900 block of Frankford Road, as per specialists.
Who is Rasheem Dependable?
Rasheem Dependable is 31 years of age. Ikeem Johnson, a 35-year-old Philadelphia disinfection laborer, was killed, and Rasheem Dependable and Nushar Scott, 39, were both needed regarding the wrongdoing.
The second suspect in the Nov. 18th murder of a 35-year-old, on-duty Phila. sanitation worker has been arrested by @USMS_Philly and @PhillyPolice homicide detectives. At 3:00 pm today, Rasheem Trusty, 31, was apprehended in the 6900 block of Frankford Avenue. pic.twitter.com/wuHxMsm9Hm
— U.S. Marshals Service Philadelphia (@USMS_Philly) August 8, 2023
On November 18, at 10:33 a.m., Ikeem Johnson was working in the 7300 block of Rowland Road. As per Philadelphia Police Chief Danielle Prohibit, he was in the front seat of a dump truck when the driver unexpectedly halted because of an oncoming individual. The shooter then, at that point, climbed to the truck’s traveler side and began terminating.
Official Bandit detailed that Johnson was shot on different occasions essentially following leaving the truck. Right away later, he died from his injuries at the scene.
The Philadelphia Police Division thusly delivered reconnaissance pictures of the man and the vehicle they accepted he was driving. Specialists said that the suspect was noticed brandishing a dark “Jordan 11” cover, a dull blue “Dickies-style” coat over a dark hooded pullover, dark pants, and white-soled tennis shoes.
What’s more, the suspect was working a dim hued Subaru Outback from 2015 to 2019 that had a rooftop rack, dim colored windows, and a messy Pennsylvania tag.
A $20,000 reward was presented for data to catch them. In the wake of being kept on January 23, Scott was accused of various violations, including murder, contriving to perpetrate a wrongdoing, having a weapon that was unlawful, conveying a weapon while unlicensed, conveying a weapon out in the open while in Philadelphia, and having a weapon with the reason to carry out a wrongdoing.
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