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Second suspect charged in Goldsboro homicide
A 29-year-old man wanted in an October shooting death at a Goldsboro home has turned himself in, police said Monday.
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GOLDSBORO, N.C. — A 29-year-old man wanted in an October shooting death at a Goldsboro home has turned himself in, police said Monday.
Lester Clinton Jr. was accompanied by his attorney when he surrendered to authorities Sunday evening and booked in the Wayne county jail without bond.
He was charged with murder in the Oct. 15 shooting of Alton Leevon Fields Jr., who was found in a home in the 1000 block of Deveraux Street. Fields died a short time later at Wayne County Memorial Hospital.
Clinton is the second suspect charged in the death. Last week, James D’Angelo Raye, 27, of Mount Olive, was arrested after Goldsboro police officers found him while responding to a domestic dispute at a home on Olivia Lane.
Raye was also held without bond in the Wayne County jail.
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