Out on Bond, Alleged Suspect Kills Memphis Teen in Crime Spree

Published on February 15, 2024

A 20-year-old man’s alleged crime spree in Memphis, Tennessee, on Feb. 11 culminated in the death of a teenager, police said. The suspect, Courdarion Craft, had been out on a $100,000 bond for attempted murder charges for a crime committed last year. He was apprehended following a city-wide manhunt. Early in the morning, the Memphis Police Department responded to a carjacking incident in which Mr. Craft allegedly stole a vehicle from a woman outside of a church. The day’s events quickly spiraled as investigators soon linked this incident to a series of crimes across the city, all believed to be perpetrated by the same individual....

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