In the winter of 2019, the life of 18-year-old Tramell Tray K Lewis was tragically cut short in Shreveport, Louisiana. On the evening of Thursday, December 5, 2019, Lewis was fatally wounded by gunfire. The incident unfolded in the southwestern part of the city, where the young man's life came to an abrupt and violent end.
Following the shooting, the Shreveport Police Department launched an investigation into the homicide.
Their efforts led to the identification of a suspect, 20-year-old Nicholas Harris. A warrant was issued for his arrest on the charge of second-degree murder. Described as a Black male, 6'0' tall and weighing 180 pounds, authorities warned that Harris was considered armed and dangerous. He was known to frequent the Cherokee Park and Cooper Road areas of Shreveport.
The search for Harris concluded on Tuesday, December 24, 2019, when the Shreveport Police Department announced that he had been taken into custody. While the arrest brought a sense of resolution to the initial phase of the investigation, the circumstances that led to the fatal encounter and the subsequent legal proceedings against Nicholas Harris have not been publicly detailed in available online sources. The specifics of the motive behind the shooting, and the outcome of any trial, conviction, or sentencing remain undisclosed in the public record.
