OPD Seeks Help in Solving the Homicide of Shamieka Mabery

Oakland, CALocal News

The Oakland Police Department is actively seeking public assistance in the unsolved homicide of Shamieka Mabery, who was shot on February 24, 2023. The suspect, Brandon Bell, allegedly shot Mabery during a dispute while she sat in a vehicle, and a warrant for his arrest is currently outstanding. In a poignant statement, Mabery's family highlighted her life and urged the community to assist in seeking justice, stating, "Say her name. Share her story. " They emphasized that her life, although marked by challenges, was valuable and deserving of remembrance.

The OPD's Homicide Section is urging anyone who recognizes Bell or has information about the case to come forward. This case underscores the ongoing issue of violence against women and the need for community involvement in solving such crimes. The department hopes that increased community awareness will lead to a breakthrough in the investigation.

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