Broward deputies are seeking Matthew Holloway in a North Lauderdale shooting that killed one and injured another; tip lines and a reward are available.
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Nearly three months after a shooting in North Lauderdale killed one and injured another, Broward deputies are still hunting down another person they say was involved. Four people, including two teens, have been charged since the deadly shooting.
The Broward Sheriff’s Office is asking for the community’s help in finding Matthew Holloway, who it says is the fifth suspect in the shooting. An arrest warrant has been issued, and he will be facing charges of first-degree murder and multiple counts of first-degree attempted murder.
During the early morning hours of May 8, four people were sitting inside a 2020 Ford Mustang in the 7900 block of Southwest Seventh Court: O’Mari Doe, 19; Maurice Vorroto, 20; and two other people not named, the sheriff’s office said.
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A black Honda Accord drove up to them and out came Aamir Adams, 19; Anthony Adams, 18; and two juveniles, ages 15 and 16. All armed with handguns, they fired at the Mustang, shooting into it multiple times. They then sped away, the sheriff’s office said.
When deputies were called to the scene they found Doe hurt inside the car with multiple gunshot wounds, and Vorroto suffering from a single gunshot outside of it.
Doe and Vorroto were taken to Broward Health North hospital, deputies said. Doe later died.
The Honda Accord was spotted by Fort Lauderdale Police Department, and a pursuit ensued. All four men jumped out the car and were later arrested.
Deputies did not say how Holloway was involved in the shooting, as he was not named as one of the men in the car or who participated in the shooting.
Anyone with information on Holloway is asked to call BSO Homicide Detective Andres Lopez at 954-321-4200 or submit a tip through the SaferWatch app. To remain anonymous and be eligible for an up to $5,000 reward, call Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-8477, online at browardcrimestoppers.org, or dial **8477.
Tips must lead to an arrest to be eligible for the Broward Crime Stoppers reward.
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