Juan Monterio Floyd, a 38-year-old African American male, was tragically shot and killed on March 14, 2017, in Gastonia, North Carolina. The incident occurred in the early afternoon on Miller Street, near Adams Drive and the Deliverance Christian Center. Emergency workers arrived at the scene around 1:40 p.m. and found Floyd in the front yard of a home.
He was immediately taken to CaroMont Regional Medical Center for treatment but was later pronounced dead from his injuries.
The Gastonia Police Department launched an investigation into the shooting, but as of the latest available information, no arrests have been made. The authorities have not identified any suspects or provided details on potential motives for the shooting. The investigation remains ongoing, and the police continue to seek information from the public to help solve the case.
Juan Monterio Floyd's death has left a significant impact on his family and the local community. He was a native of Gaston County and was survived by his parents, Anthony Jarrett and Nikitha Camp Currence. The family has chosen to keep all services private, and they have requested privacy during this difficult time.
Despite the ongoing investigation, there have been no updates on any litigations, murder charges, or law cases related to Floyd's death. The lack of progress in the case has been a source of frustration for his loved ones, who continue to seek justice for Juan Monterio Floyd. The community remains hopeful that new leads will emerge, and that those responsible for his death will be brought to justice.
