The Tucson Police Department has arrested two people in connection to the shooting of 21-year-old Jada Thompson in late December of last year.
After an investigation detectives identified 21-year-old Cameron Patrick Griffith and 20-year-old Jamie Moniq Moore as possible suspects.
According to TPD after interviews and executing a search warrant on Griffith and Moore's vehicles, they were both charged with 1st Degree Murder and Aggravated Assault/Drive-by Shooting.Related: Shooting on Christmas Eve leaves one deadCorey Salmon is a real-time editor and associate producer for KGUN 9. He was born in New York but has lived in Tucson for over 10 years. Share your story ideas and important issues with Corey by emailing corey.salmon@kgun9.
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