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Week's Most Wanted: Melton and Williams

The Daily News is featuring fugitives wanted by the FBI, Philadelphia police and the First Judicial District of Pennsylvania Warrant Unit, in hopes that the public can help in their apprehension.

    by Daily News Staff Report
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The Daily News is featuring fugitives wanted by the FBI, Philadelphia police and the First Judicial District of 
Pennsylvania Warrant Unit, in hopes that the public can help in their apprehension.
TYHEEM MELTON
Melton, 37, last known to reside on Irving Street near 55th in West Philadelphia, is wanted for allegedly 
fatally shooting Troy Wimberly and Crystal Shadding on April 6, 2012 inside a bar on Market Street near 52nd 
following an argument. Melton is 6 feet 2, 255 pounds.
SHEKINAH WILLIAMS
Williams, 29, allegedly shot Clarice Douglas to death and wounded another person on April 21 in the street on 
Corlies Street near Dickinson in Grays Ferry. Williams, 5 feet 8, 165 pounds, is last known to reside on Sears 
Street near 21st in Point Breeze and Phillip Street near Ontario in North Philadelphia.

The Daily News is featuring fugitives wanted by the FBI, Philadelphia police and the First Judicial District of Pennsylvania Warrant Unit, in hopes that the public can help in their apprehension.

Tyheem Melton, 37, last known to reside on Irving Street near 55th in West Philadelphia, is wanted for allegedly fatally shooting Troy Wimberly and Crystal Shadding on April 6, 2012 inside a bar on Market Street near 52nd following an argument. Melton is 6 feet 2, 255 pounds.

Shekinah Williams, 29, allegedly shot Clarice Douglas to death and wounded another person on April 21 on Corlies Street near Dickinson in Grays Ferry. Williams, 5 feet 8, 165 pounds, is last known to reside on Sears Street near 21st in Point Breeze and Phillip Street near Ontario in North Philadelphia.

Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of either of these individuals is asked to contact the FBI Fugitive Task Force at 215-418-4000. A reward is being offered for information which leads to an arrest.