CPD Helps Clear Georgina Muerder Case

CHATTANOOGA, TN. – Chattanooga Police were able to help Douglas County, Georgia, sheriff’s investigators and other state and federal agencies close a home invasion murder case from June of last year, assisting in the capture of one of four fugitives.

21-year-old Jermonie Taj Suttles of Jonesboro, Georgia, was captured in Chattanooga on August 9th of this year. He, 20-year-old Christian Jerial Dejernett of Jonesboro, 22-year-old Keyako Elijah Enrique Moore of Jonesboro, and 46-year-old Dion Eric Williams of Charlotte, North Carolina, have all now been captured and charged in the June 7, 2022 home invasion killing of Corey Myers at an apartment complex in Lithia Springs, Georgia.

Douglas County Sheriff Tim Pounds credits the Chattanooga Police Department, the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Secret Service, the Atlanta Violent Crimes Task Force of the FBI, Georgia State Patrol SWAT teams, the Clayton County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Division, and Homicide Detectives and Fugitive Units from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg, North Carolina Police Department along with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division for bringing all the individuals involved to justice.