Charges Withdrawn for Suspect in Killing of NSU Student

One of the three suspects charged with the murder of Norfolk State University student Jahari George had his charges withdrawn due to insufficient evidence, but they could be brought back at a later date. The suspects, Marquas Gregg, Cameron Brown, and Camari Warren, were charged with second-degree murder, conspiracy, and use of a firearm in connection to the homicide. George was shot and killed in an off-campus shooting on Gate House Road on September 2, 2023, and NSU held a celebration of remembrance for him on campus.

George, a junior at NSU, was remembered by his parents for his commitment to positive change and impact on campus and the community. His mother, TeAnna George, described Jahari as having an unwavering commitment to making a difference, while his father, Michael George, highlighted his boundless love, selflessness, and infectious spirit. His legacy of sincerity and passion for helping others will forever illuminate the hearts of those who knew him.

The two remaining suspects have court dates scheduled for May 13 and face charges related to the murder, conspiracy, and use of a firearm in connection to George’s death. The case against Marquas Gregg was withdrawn due to a lack of evidence to move forward, but it is possible that his charges could be reintroduced at a later date. The investigation into the shooting death of Jahari George continues, and his family and the NSU community continue to mourn his loss.

Jahari George’s killing sparked a community-wide outpouring of grief and support, with NSU holding a celebration of remembrance in his honor on campus. His parents spoke about the impact he had on those around him and his dedication to positive change, describing him as a symbol of hope and inspiration. The loss of George, a beloved student at NSU, has left a lasting mark on the community, and his memory will continue to be cherished by those who were privileged to know him.

The court dates for Cameron Brown and Camari Warren, the two remaining suspects in the case, are set for May 13, where they will face charges related to the murder of Jahari George. The investigation into the off-campus shooting that resulted in George’s death is ongoing, and the NSU community continues to mourn the loss of one of their own. Despite the withdrawal of charges against Marquas Gregg, the pursuit of justice for Jahari George remains a top priority as his loved ones seek closure and accountability for his untimely death.