Kimberly Irene Holder, a 24-year-old woman from Raleigh, North Carolina, tragically lost her life on November 8, 2019. She was a young mother of three, and her untimely death has left a significant impact on her family and community. Kimberly was shot and killed in a violent incident that occurred on Bragg Street in Raleigh. The shooting also resulted in injuries to two other individuals, a 31-year-old man named Jean Onivogui and a 55-year-old man named Roy Chester Hyman.
Both men sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
Following the incident, law enforcement authorities launched an investigation to identify and apprehend the suspects involved in Kimberly's murder. Two individuals, Stephon McQueen, 27, and Ivette Gonzalez Uriostegui, 28, were named as suspects in the shooting. They were captured in Texas and subsequently extradited to North Carolina to face charges. Both McQueen and Uriostegui were indicted by a Wake County Grand Jury on charges of first-degree murder and three counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill or inflict serious injury. They were held without bond in the Wake County Detention Center.
Additionally, a third suspect, Kendrick Daquane Thomas, 27, was arrested in connection with the shooting. Thomas faced charges of murder and assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious injury. His criminal history in Wake County dates back to 2008, with multiple arrests over the years.
The investigation into Kimberly Irene Holder's death has been a complex and ongoing process, with law enforcement working diligently to bring justice to her and her family. The tragic loss of this young mother has highlighted the devastating impact of gun violence in the community and has prompted calls for an end to such senseless acts.
