17-year-old suspect in Brockton homicide added to state’s most needed listing

The 17-year-old suspect in a Brockton homicide has been added to the state’s most needed listing, with police urging anybody with details about the teenager’s whereabouts to contact investigators.

State police stated Kahmari Worth has ties to the Fall River space and is “actively avoiding legislation enforcement.” Worth is the suspected shooter in a February homicide in Brockton, and authorities stated he must be thought of armed and harmful. 

Brockton police responded to studies of a taking pictures on North Fundamental Avenue on February 26. On the scene, officers discovered an unresponsive man affected by a gunshot wound to his head. The person, later recognized as 33-year-old Mark Boyd, didn’t survive his accidents.

An arrest warrant charging Worth with homicide has been issued by Brockton District Court docket. 

“Anybody who sees Worth or has data relating to his whereabouts is urged to name the Massachusetts State Police Violent Fugitive Apprehension Part at 1-800-KAPTURE (1-800-527-8873) or name 911,” police stated.