Reward Offered For Suspects In Pontiac Killings: Sheriff

PONTIAC, MI — The Oakland County Sheriff's Office needs help locating two men wanted for separate killings in Pontiac.

Officials have offered a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Demetrious Antwan Urbano Brox Jr., 20, and Troy Dwayne Santos, 29, both of Pontiac, the sheriff's office said.

Brox was charged with felony murder in the Nov. 14 shooting death of 22-year-old Maleik Gilmore of Pontiac. Santos was charged with first-degree murder in the Halloween night double shooting that left Frederick Lamar Betty, 39, dead and another man injured, officials said.

"We’re asking for the public’s help in finding these two fugitives," Sheriff Michael Bouchard said. "We are actively searching for these two men and encourage anyone with information about
their whereabouts to call Crime Stoppers immediately at 1-800-SPEAK-UP or 911. These two
men are considered armed and extremely dangerous. As always, callers will remain
anonymous."

Gilmour was shot to death during a drug deal that involved Brox and two other suspects, Eric Burrell Jr., 16, and Torrion Wilson, 17, who were previously arrested and charged in the killing, officials said. Burrell and Brox are brothers and prosecutors also charged their mother, Jennifer Marie Wilson, 39, with being an accessory after the fact for trying to hide the trio from arrest.

Santos is accused of shooting Betty to death and wounding another man outside the Lyons Food Market at 640 Auburn in Pontiac.