It was a busy weekend for the Memphis Police Department's Fugitive Unit, which tracked down three people wanted in an armed robbery and a separate homicide case. Authorities say the suspects - Deoddrick Ranson, Marcus Adams and D'Andre Miller - are now in custody. Ranson and Adams are accused in a July 2025 robbery on Windsor Parkway, while Miller is charged in connection with a Sept. 29, 2025 killing on Watson Street.
According to a news release from the Memphis Police Department, Ranson was picked up on Saturday after an indictment linked him to an armed robbery in the 2700 block of Windsor Parkway in July 2025. The release states that officers located and arrested Marcus Adams the following day and that both men face charges tied to that same robbery. It also notes that D'Andre Miller was arrested on Sunday on a first-degree murder warrant stemming from the Sept. 29, 2025 homicide in the 3000 block of Watson Street.
How the Fugitive Unit tracked them down
MPD officials have credited focused warrant work as a key part of the department's push to clear violent-offender cases across the city, and these latest arrests fit squarely into that playbook. Previous reporting on recent city and federal sweeps highlights how the Fugitive Unit has been working alongside other agencies to close out open felony warrants in recent months.
Charges and legal stakes
MPD's release lists charges of Especially Aggravated Robbery in the Windsor Parkway case and First-Degree Murder in the Watson Street killing, both of which carry heavy consequences under Tennessee law. The state classifies especially aggravated robbery as a Class A felony, according to the Tennessee Code (Justia). Legal summaries on FindLaw note that first-degree murder penalties include life imprisonment or, in cases where prosecutors seek capital punishment, the death penalty.
Per a notice from the Memphis Police Department, the Fugitive Unit plans to continue its targeted warrant operations as investigators work through these and other pending cases. Anyone with information is urged to call MPD's tip line at 901-545-2677 (COPS) or submit an anonymous tip to Crimestoppers.
