Crime & Public Safety
Crime & Public Safety

2 arrested in fatal Stockbridge neighborhood shooting

Garfield Plummer (left) and Conrod Morrison were arrested on murder charges in a shooting Saturday in Stockbridge.

Credit: Henry County Sheriff's Office

Credit: Henry County Sheriff's Office

Garfield Plummer (left) and Conrod Morrison were arrested on murder charges in a shooting Saturday in Stockbridge.
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Sept 18, 2022

Two men have been arrested in a shooting that claimed the life of a 19-year-old man in Stockbridge on Saturday afternoon.

Stockbridge police officers received a call about a shooting at the intersection of Monarch Village Way and Brookwater Drive in the Red Oak area around 4:30 p.m. and found Joshua Radford’s body in the road, police said in a news release.

“Detectives worked tirelessly on this case with laser focus and determination to find Mr. Radford’s killer,” police spokesperson Capt. Ron Momon said in a statement.

Investigators gathered enough evidence to secure warrants for 26-year-old Garfield Plummer and 45-year-old Conrod Morrison. Both were booked into the Henry County Jail on murder charges.

No other details about the circumstances of the shooting were released by police.

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