Shelby County District Attorney's Office

Shelby County District Attorney's Office Office of Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy, representing the 30th Judicial District of TN

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09/10/2026

In this episode of our Common Misconceptions series, ADA Jack Gould explains why victims and witnesses play an important role in the prosecution process.

Staying in contact with prosecutors and other agencies involved in a case—and keeping contact information such as phone numbers and addresses up to date—can help ensure important information is communicated throughout the process.

Watch as ADA Gould explains why staying connected matters.



09/10/2026

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CASE OF THE DAY:A Shelby County jury found Jarius Hibbler and TaMarius Barron guilty of Aggravated Assault Resulting in ...
09/10/2026

CASE OF THE DAY:

A Shelby County jury found Jarius Hibbler and TaMarius Barron guilty of Aggravated Assault Resulting in Death.

The case stems from the April 2, 2024 shooting death of Troy Cunningham near the Cavalier Court Apartments in North Memphis.

Cunningham suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the back of his head.

Evidence showed Hibbler took property from Cunningham before shooting at him as he attempted to flee.

A witness identified Barron as one of the individuals who fired at Cunningham.

Gunfire also struck a vehicle carrying two women, injuring one woman in the shoulder.



CASE OF THE DAY:Lafayette Miller pleaded guilty to two counts of Aggravated R**e and two counts of Especially Aggravated...
09/09/2026

CASE OF THE DAY:

Lafayette Miller pleaded guilty to two counts of Aggravated R**e and two counts of Especially Aggravated Kidnapping.

Miller received a 27-year sentence.



CASE OF THE DAY: A jury found Jasmine Irby guilty as charged of Aggravated Child Abuse and Aggravated Child Neglect afte...
09/08/2026

CASE OF THE DAY:

A jury found Jasmine Irby guilty as charged of Aggravated Child Abuse and Aggravated Child Neglect after approximately one hour of deliberations on September 4.

The case involved a 6-year-old child who suffered second-degree burns to his hand and head after Irby used hot water as punishment.

Evidence showed the child was also made to stand outside in the cold wearing only pajamas.

During trial, Irby testified that she “only” burned the child’s hand, despite evidence of injuries to both his hand and head.

Prosecutors used jail calls to impeach Irby’s testimony, with Foltrigg providing critical assistance in locating the calls.



09/08/2026

Raven Henderson, a victim of domestic violence, shares her experience with our office and recognizes the team members who supported her throughout her case.

Thank you to ADAs Cody Tolbert and Marie Ford, and Victim/Witness Coordinator Jacqueline Chacon, for their dedication to supporting Raven throughout the process.

Thank you to Raven for sharing her story and for her support of our office.

The Shelby County District Attorney’s Office will be closed Monday, September 7, 2026, in observance of Labor Day. Norma...
09/04/2026

The Shelby County District Attorney’s Office will be closed Monday, September 7, 2026, in observance of Labor Day. Normal business hours will resume Tuesday, September 8.

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09/04/2026

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Updates from Shelby County DA Steve Mulroy | September 4th Shelby County District Attorney sent this bulletin at 09/04/2026 10:45 AM EDT Message from the DA Recent immigration enforcement activity in Shelby County has understandably caused concern, particularly in our Latino and immigrant communitie...

CASE OF THE DAY: Amos Flemming pleaded guilty as charged to Criminal Attempt: First-Degree Murder.Flemming received a 15...
09/04/2026

CASE OF THE DAY:

Amos Flemming pleaded guilty as charged to Criminal Attempt: First-Degree Murder.

Flemming received a 15-year sentence at 30%.

The case stems from a May 8, 2024 shooting at an Exxon station on Third Street.

Flemming argued with the victim, retrieved a firearm, and fired approximately three shots toward him.

The victim escaped to a back room and called police after the bullets struck the store’s bullet-resistant counter enclosure.

The victim later identified Flemming in a six-person photo lineup.



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