Memphis List
Memphis: The Ridgewyck Drive Robbery Murder — The Hoodie That Led To An Arrest
On March 31, 2026, Memphis Police were sent to the 6100 block of Ridgewyck Drive for a shooting call. The official case number attached to the department’s public release was 2603030502ME. When officers arrived, the victim was identified as Kameron Cantrell, a 21-year-old man who had been shot at an apartment complex in the Hickory Hill area of Memphis.
Bermuda Run Bust: Six Memphis Gang Members, Four Guns, Eight Pounds, And The Attic Escape Attempt
What makes the file stand out is the way several layers opened at once. MPD says the people inside were known or confirmed gang members. One defendant was allegedly out on bond for attempted second-degree murder. Another had active federal weapon-related warrants. Inside the home, police reported marijuana, pills, rifles, handguns, a scale, cash, and a vehicle with a fraudulent VIN.
Memphis RICO File: The Vice Lord Indictment With Gang Ranks, Shootings And Murder
When federal prosecutors unsealed the Traveling Vice Lords and Junk Yard Dogs indictment, the case immediately stood apart from the average Memphis gang roundup because the government was not simply describing shootings or drug sales.
OG Quese & Lil Marcus Case File: The Sunridge Drive Dice Game Double Murder
On November 10, 2018, a dice game inside a home on the 4300 block of Sunridge Drive in Memphis turned into a double homicide and mass shooting. Police later identified the two people killed as 18-year-old Marcus Conway and 22-year-old Marquese Taylor, while four other victims were taken to Regional One Hospital with conditions reported from serious to critical.
Memphis Young Mob RICO: The Drive-Through Murder Case The Feds Say Exposed A Violent Street Gang
The Memphis Young Mob RICO case became one of the most disturbing recent federal gang indictments out of Tennessee because prosecutors did not describe Young Mob as a small neighborhood crew involved in isolated crimes.
THE GANGSTER DISCIPLE INDICTMENT THAT HIT MEMPHIS AND ATLANTA AT THE SAME TIME
In May 2016, federal prosecutors unsealed one of the largest Gangster Disciples racketeering cases ever brought in the Southeast. The case stretched across Memphis, Atlanta, Chicago, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Kansas, Colorado, Michigan, Wisconsin, and multiple other states.
