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Terrence Plymouth, a 22-year-old African American male, tragically lost his life on July 12, 2021, in Kinston, North Carolina. Born on September 7, 1998, in Lenoir County, Terrence was the son of Angela Norris Moore and Alfred Plymouth III. His untimely death occurred at the 700 block of Harding Avenue, where he was fatally shot. Despite life-saving measures being attempted, Terrence succumbed to his injuries at the scene.

The Kinston Police Department, in collaboration with the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation Violent Criminal Apprehension Team and the Fayetteville Police Department, swiftly acted on the case. On July 14, 2021, Karl Shackleford Jr., a 28-year-old male from Kinston, was arrested in Fayetteville without incident. Shackleford was charged with the murder of Terrence Plymouth and was subsequently transported back to Kinston, where he was placed in the Lenoir County Detention Center without bond.

The investigation into Terrence Plymouth's death revealed that he was shot and killed on a Monday night. The authorities responded to the scene and found Terrence suffering from gunshot wounds. The arrest of Karl Shackleford Jr. marked a significant development in the case, as he was identified as the primary suspect responsible for the fatal shooting. The Kinston Police Department's announcement of the arrest was made through their official Facebook page, highlighting the collaborative efforts of multiple law enforcement agencies in apprehending the suspect.

Terrence Plymouth's death not only brought immense grief to his family and friends but also underscored the ongoing issue of gun violence in the community. The legal proceedings and investigations surrounding his murder continue to unfold, as the authorities work diligently to ensure justice is served for the young victim and his loved ones.