Memphis Murder Suspects Arrested With Drugs in Marietta, Georgia

Four individuals from Memphis, Tennessee, including murder suspects Martavious Jenkins, 34, and Lacameron Jenkins, 24, were arrested in Marietta, Georgia, following a joint investigation by Marietta Police, Memphis Police, and the FBI Safe Streets Gang Task Force. The arrests stemmed from an April homicide in Memphis involving multiple victims, with Jenkins brothers wanted on two counts of murder and eight counts of attempted murder each. A search warrant execution at a Crestridge Drive home in Marietta led to the seizure of a large drug stash, including over five pounds of marijuana, MDMA, oxycodone, psilocybin mushrooms, and THC gummies, with all four suspects charged with multiple felony drug distribution counts. The operation involved Marietta SWAT and Special Operations Group, and the suspects are currently held without bond pending transfer back to Memphis. Authorities credited interagency cooperation between Georgia and Tennessee law enforcement as critical to the arrests and continue investigating the homicide case. Additional individuals arrested alongside the Jenkins brothers include Maria Jenkins, 25, and Jade Brown, 19, both facing narcotics charges.