The FBI is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of suspects in a March shooting that left three people dead in Wilmington, Delaware. The reward follows a renewed request for information from the FBI’s Baltimore Field Office regarding the March 24 incident on the 600 block of N. Adams Street, according to official law enforcement announcements.
The shooting resulted in three fatalities and one injury. According to police reports, officers responding to the scene found 19-year-old Ryan Evans and 21-year-old Wahkee Tabron, along with a 36-year-old man and a 37-year-old woman, all suffering from gunshot wounds. Evans and Tabron died from their injuries, while the woman later died at the hospital on May 4, according to officials.
FBI Surveillance Evidence and Suspect Vehicle
Federal investigators have released details regarding the vehicle used in the attack. Surveillance video shows a gray Honda CRV with Florida license plate QVHX48 driving onto the street, according to the FBI. Officials state the vehicle’s door slid open and the occupants began firing rounds at the victims before fleeing north on Adams Street.
Victim Identification and Casualty Timeline
The incident began as a quadruple shooting on March 24, leaving four individuals wounded. The immediate casualties included Ryan Evans, 19, and Wahkee Tabron, 21, who both succumbed to their injuries. A 36-year-old man and a 37-year-old woman were admitted to the hospital in critical condition.
While the man’s current status was not updated in the recent FBI appeal, the 37-year-old woman remained in critical condition for several weeks before passing away on May 4, according to official reports. This death increased the total number of fatalities in the case to three.
How to Submit Tips to Federal Authorities
The FBI and local police are seeking any information that could identify the occupants of the stolen Honda CRV. Individuals with knowledge of the crime are directed to contact the Wilmington Police Department crime tip hotline at (302) 576-3990 or their local FBI office.
Tips can also be submitted through official diplomatic channels, including the nearest American Embassy or Consulate, or digitally via the official FBI tip portal at tips.fbi.gov. The reward of up to $5,000 is contingent upon information leading to both the arrest and subsequent conviction of the suspects.
The investigation remains open as the FBI’s Baltimore Field Office continues to coordinate with Delaware and Pennsylvania authorities to analyze evidence recovered from the stolen vehicle found in Chester.
Anyone with information is encouraged to share it with authorities. Please share this report to help spread the word about the reward and the search for the suspects.
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