In the late hours of a March night in 2020, tragedy struck in Dublin, Georgia, ending the life of 41-year-old Larvondrick Shay Wright. On or around March 27th, Wright, a male, was fatally shot, leaving a family and community in mourning.
The circumstances leading to the fatal encounter began to unfold at a residence on North Franklin Street. According to police reports, an argument erupted between a man identified as Nick Collins and Wright's daughter, whom Collins was visiting. In a protective act, Larvondrick Wright went to the home to check on his daughter. Shortly after his arrival, the argument escalated, and Wright was shot.
In the immediate aftermath, the Dublin Police Department launched a homicide investigation. They quickly identified Nick Collins as the suspect and issued a warrant for his arrest on charges of murder. Law enforcement officials publicly declared Collins as armed and dangerous and appealed to the community for any information that could lead to his whereabouts.
Despite the initial and urgent calls for assistance, information regarding the apprehension of Nick Collins has not been made publicly available. News reports from the time detailed the manhunt, but there have been no subsequent updates confirming his arrest, trial, or conviction in connection with the death of Larvondrick Shay Wright. The case is listed among the unsolved murders in Dublin, suggesting that the search for the man responsible for the death of Larvondrick Shay Wright may still be ongoing, leaving a resolution yet to be found for his grieving family.
