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Third Suspect Arrested in Fatal Marshall Whataburger Shooting
Police say two suspects are in custody and 19-year-old Cortavian Tatum is sought as armed and dangerous.
On Tuesday, the Marshall Police Department identified a third suspect, Cortavian Tatum, 19, in the fatal shooting at the Marshall Whataburger on Victory Drive that left two dead and two injured.
Previously, authorities arrested Davion McDale Brown, 19, of Dallas, and Jamarrio Epps, 21, of Longview, charging them with Capital murder and murder, respectively, in connection with the shooting.
The Marshall Police Department warns residents that Tatum is considered armed and dangerous, cautioning them not to attempt apprehension while detectives actively work to locate him.
Anyone with information regarding Tatum's whereabouts should contact the Marshall Police Department Criminal Investigations Division at 935-4575 or submit anonymous tips through Harrison County Crime Stoppers at 935-9969.
The Marshall Police Department continues its investigation as authorities work to locate Tatum and process evidence related to the shooting.