MACON, Ga. — Authorities apprehended 17-year-old Julio Timley in Macon on Monday night following his alleged involvement in the shooting deaths of Anthonio McNeill and Brian Obama on April 10. The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest in a press release.
Timley faces two counts of murder in connection with the separate incidents. McNeill was fatally shot at the Haven Inn Suites on Holiday Drive North around 3:20 a.m., while Obama was killed over an hour later in the 3000 block of Ruark Circle. The locations of the two murders are approximately 10 miles apart.
In addition to Timley, three other individuals have been arrested in connection with the case. Lakesia Renee Wilson, Xalayah Nahri Green, and Peair Dennard Harvey also face murder charges without the option of bond. The investigations into the shootings remain ongoing, and authorities encourage anyone with information to come forward.
The arrests mark progress in resolving the pair of murders that shook the community in early April, providing some relief to the families and friends of the victims. The swift action taken by law enforcement is a testament to their commitment to justice and public safety in Macon.
Efforts to bring closure to the families of McNeill and Obama continue as the legal process unfolds. Authorities urge cooperation from the public to aid in seeking justice for the victims and holding those responsible accountable for their actions. The collaborative efforts of law enforcement and the community are crucial in addressing violent crimes and ensuring a safer environment for all residents.
As developments in the case unfold, the community remains vigilant in coming together to support each other and prevent further tragedies from occurring. The resolve to seek justice and promote peace in the face of such senseless violence is a testament to the strength and resilience of the Macon community.