Jamar Warren, a 43-year-old Black/African American male from Wilmington, Delaware, died after a shooting on September 23, 2021. Publicly available online memorial and news-index information identifies him as a victim of gun violence in Wilmington, marking his death as part of a violent stretch in the city during late September 2021.
The shooting was reported in connection with Wilmington police identifying the victim who died after two people were shot on a Wednesday.
Online references to the original local coverage describe the incident as part of a night in which Wilmington saw multiple shootings within a short span of time, including one report noting one person dead and another person critically injured in separate shootings less than four hours apart. Warren's name later appeared in public memorial records as the person who lost his life in Wilmington on September 23.
After his death, Warren was remembered online not just as a statistic, but as someone mourned by family, friends, and community members. Memorial comments described him in personal terms, with tributes referring to him as loved, missed, and remembered by those close to him. The public memorial record also lists him among Americans killed with guns on that date.
Available online source information reviewed did not identify a named suspect or suspects in Warren's killing. It also did not show a publicly reported arrest, criminal charge, trial, conviction, or sentencing connected specifically to his death. The case appears in the available public record as a fatal Wilmington shooting with no clearly reported resolution in the accessible online sources.
