ATF, FBI Add To Reward Money Offered In Davon McNeal Shooting

WASHINGTON, DC — In partnership with the Metropolitan Police Department, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) Washington Field Division is offering an additional $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of suspects in the July 4 fatal shooting of 11-year-old Davon McNeal. In addition, the FBI Washington Field Office is offering a $5,000 award as well, according to a police release.

MPD already offers $25,000 for information about any homicide that happens in the District, so the total amount of reward money being offered in the McNeal case is $55,000.

On July 4, around 9:20 p.m., Seventh District officers were flagged down by a citizen in 1400 block of Cedar Street, S.E., in connection with a shooting, said Police Chief Peter Newsham, during the press briefing. The officers found McNeal outside his family home, suffering from a gunshot wound. D.C. Fire and EMS transported McNeal to a nearby hospital, but all life-saving efforts failed and he was pronounced dead.

MPD has arrested two suspects to date involved in the shooting: Daryle Bond of Southeast, and Christian Wingfield, 22, of Hillcrest Heights, Maryland. Two other suspects remain at large: Carlo General, 19, and Marcel Gordon, 25, both of Southeast. They are both wanted on first degree murder while armed (premeditated) arrest warrants.

MPD released photos of the two suspects and is asking the public's help in locating them. General and Gordon should be considered armed and dangerous, according to police.

Police ask anyone with information about the location of these suspects or this shooting incident to call 202-727-9099 or send a text message to 50411.

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