Jevon Marquise Woods, a 22-year-old African American male from Columbus, OH, tragically passed away on April 16, 2017, after succumbing to injuries sustained from a double shooting on April 5, 2017. Woods and another victim, Deron M. Long, 25, were shot in a North Side home. Woods was taken to Grant Medical Center in critical condition but did not survive his injuries.
The investigation into Jevon Woods' death revealed that a possible suspect was seen leaving the scene in a white truck. However, details about arrests, suspects, or any ongoing litigation related to the case were not disclosed in the sources available. The case remains a significant point of concern for the Columbus community, as authorities continue to seek justice for Woods and his family.
Jevon Woods was remembered as a respectful, humble, intelligent, and well-mannered young man who had a profound impact on his community. He was an avid member of the football and wrestling teams during his time at Brookhaven High School and also played the drums in his high school band. Beyond his athletic and musical talents, Woods was an entrepreneur who started his own bike repair and lawn care businesses at a young age. His unconditional love for his family, especially his son, was a testament to his character.
The loss of Jevon Woods has left a lasting impact on his family, friends, and the community at large. His memory continues to be honored through various memorial events and tributes, as his loved ones seek to keep his legacy alive.
