Metro police have charged a 27-year-old man with criminal homicide after a nearly year-long investigation.  North precinct detectives charged convicted felon  Antwain Green for fatally shooting 19-year-old Jazma Jackson outside a home on Highland Trace Drive, near Whites Creek Pike in April 2009.  An 11-month investigation led officers to identify Green as the gunman. He is currently being held in the Metro jail on attempted criminal homicide and aggravated assault charges for an August 2009 shooting. Two people, including a staff member of the public defender's office, were injured in that shooting on University Court.
 
 
 

 ABOUT 4:00 IN THE AFTERNOON RESIDENTS IN THE 8900 BLOCK OF OLD CHARLOTTE PIKE HEARD GUNSHOTS IN THE AREA.  A SHORT TIME LATER THE BODY OF RAY
CLEMMONS WAS FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN A DRIVEWAY. WITNESSES REPORTED SEEING A PURPLE, LATE MODEL CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO AND A DARK GREEN FORD TAURUS IN THE AREA ABOUT THE TIME OF THE SHOTS.  THE TAURUS ALSO HAD BODY DAMAGE ON THE FRONT
THAT SHOWED TAN OR GOLD COLORED PAINT UNDER THE
GREEN PAINT. CLEMMONS WAS SEEN TALKING TO ANOTHER MALE BLACK IN THE DRIVEWAY JUST PRIOR TO THE SHOTS.  
THAT MAN WAS DESCRIBED AS A MALE BLACK WITH
A DARK COMPLEXION, WEARING A NAVY BLUE T-SHIRT, JEANS AND A BLACK “DOO RAG” ON
HIS HEAD.



WEST PRECINCT DETECTIVES ARE ASKING FOR THE PUBLICS
HELP IN DETERMINING WHY RAY CLEMMONS WAS IN THE 8900 BLOCK OF OLD CHARLOTTE PIKE
WHEN HE LIVED OVER 20 MILES AWAY IN THE UNIVERSITY COURT AREA OF THE TONY
SUDEKUM HOUSING DEVELOPMENT.