PANAMA CITY — Police are offering a reward for information that leads to the identification and arrest of a person believed to have been with a man charged with shooting at the family of a man found dead last week.
Panama City Police officers arrested Darrian Aundre Guilford Hamilton, 36, of Oakland, Cal., and charged him with aggravated assault and felon in possession with a firearm, when he fired a weapon early Saturday at family members of Tavish Greene, who was found dead in the trunk of a parked car Thursday in Panama City. No one was shot in the incident.
Police believe there was someone with Hamilton, and they’re offering a reward for information that leads to that person’s arrest.
People have received a rash of false reports from callers alleging there are bodies being found at other locations throughout Panama City since Greene’s body was discovered. Police urged people to check local news outlets for accurate information, as the police department would notify media organizations immediately if such information were true.
Greene was a witness to the June slaying of Jshun Smith, 19, of Atlanta, during a gunfight outside a Panama City nightclub. Greene and Smith were both in a fleeing vehicle when Smith was shot and fell into the street.
