The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department continues to seek assistance from the public in locating Darney Harris, a 55-year-old man identified as a suspect in a homicide case in Compton. As described, Harris is a Black man, approximately 5 feet 11 inches tall and 250 pounds, with brown eyes and a bald head. Those who might recognize Harris should be vigilant, as he is known to frequent the areas of Buena Park, downtown Los Angeles, and Compton.
Following the incident that occurred on May 9 on the Poinsettia Avenue block, the authorities have been determined to find the suspect. CBS News Los Angeles reports Harris stands out not only because of his stature but also due to distinctive features such as having a bald head and, as per a November 2024 image shared by the department, gray facial hair. Officials are striving to actively circulate his description in hopes that someone will come forward with information that can lead to his capture.
The case details, shared by all reporting outlets, include an emphasis on the date of the murder, May 9, 2025, and the specific location where the crime was committed. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, conveying their message through various platforms, has encouraged anyone with pertinent knowledge to contribute by reaching out. KTLA noted the possibility of confidentiality for tipsters who might have reservations, as anonymous tips can be provided online or by calling 800-222-8477.
To aid in their pursuit, "Crime Stoppers" has been highlighted as an avenue to anonymously submit information that may help locate Harris. According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department residents are encouraged to download the "P3 Tips" mobile app or visit the "Crime Stoppers" website to share any details confidentially. Furthermore, for residents who prefer more direct communication, the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau welcomes calls at (323) 890-5500, handled by Sergeant Frudakis or Detective Duncan. The Sheriff's Information Bureau has reiterated the significance of community involvement in such matters as they continue to secure the safety of Los Angeles County neighborhoods.
