At 1 AM on June 1, a particularly jarring disturbance shattered the peace on Sanford Street in Henderson, Tennessee. Shots rang out, piercing the night and the walls of an occupied apartment, prompting a swift response from local law enforcement. The Henderson police, having scrambled to the scene, set off a chain of events leading up to a man's capture. According to a press release by the U.S. Marshals Service, the suspect was Brandon Walker, just 26, from Union City, TN.
A warrant for Walker's arrest was swiftly issued on June 4, diving into charges of Attempted First-Degree Murder and Reckless Endangerment handed down by the Chester County General Sessions Court. The case, taking on greater urgency, was picked up by the USMS Two Rivers Violent Fugitive Task Force based in Jackson, which turned the gears of justice, grinding their way towards Walker.
They found him, as fate would have it, in the 5000 block of Ken Tenn Highway in South Fulton, a scant ten days after the initial upheaval. Last Wednesday, the Task Force and deputy marshals descended upon the location, where they took Walker into custody without further incident. It was a quiet end to a sequence that began with violence, as recounted by the U.S. Marshals Service. Thereafter, Walker was transported by the Obion County Sheriff’s Office to Obion County Jail, marking the close of this particular narrative of pursuit and capture.
