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Lexington police seek second suspect linked to Aug. 21 Tilden Road homicide
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Kentucky/The Apex Times/Aug 26, 1:51 PM EDT

Lexington police seek second suspect linked to Aug. 21 Tilden Road homicide

Officers are asking for the public’s help locating a man they say is connected to a fatal shooting reported Aug. 21 on Tilden Road.

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Lexington police announced Wednesday that they are searching for a second man they say is connected to an Aug. 21 homicide on Tilden Road. The department said the investigation is ongoing and that the man remains at large as authorities work to identify and locate people allegedly involved in the incident.

According to WKYT, Lexington police are attempting to find Jordan Jackson, 19, in connection with the homicide. Police said they are seeking the public’s assistance because the investigation has not yet concluded and Jackson is not in custody.

The shooting that prompted the investigation occurred on Aug. 21 in the Tilden Road area. While police have not said in the report’s summary what evidence tied Jackson to the homicide, the department’s decision to issue a “wanted” request indicates investigators believe he may have information or involvement relevant to the case.

Lexington police did not indicate in the report summary whether additional arrests have been made, or what specific charges Jackson may face if he is located. The department said its inquiry continues and that more details may be released as the case develops.

The department is urging people with information about Jackson’s whereabouts to contact police. Authorities also reiterated that residents should not approach anyone they believe may be connected to the case, and instead should relay tips through the appropriate channels.

As with all ongoing criminal investigations, the identities of suspects and the nature of allegations can change as investigators confirm witness accounts, review physical evidence, and proceed through investigative steps and any subsequent court processes.

If Jackson is located, investigators said the case will move into the next phase, including any arrest, booking, and prosecution decisions based on the evidence gathered. Police said they will continue seeking tips that can help determine what happened on Tilden Road on Aug. 21 and who is responsible.

Why It Matters

  • The department’s decision to seek a second suspect can affect the timeline for completing the investigation and moving the case toward prosecution.
  • People in the Tilden Road area may have ongoing safety concerns while a suspect remains at large.
  • Public tips can materially change law enforcement’s ability to locate suspects and secure key evidence.
  • Pending arrests and charging decisions affect court schedules and the rights of individuals accused in the investigation.
  • As investigations unfold, additional verified information can refine what happened on Aug. 21 and who is held responsible under Kentucky law.

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Key Facts

  • Lexington police said they are searching for a second man connected to an Aug. 21 homicide on Tilden Road.
  • WKYT reported that the man sought is Jordan Jackson, 19.
  • Police described the investigation as ongoing, with the suspect not in custody.
  • Authorities asked for public help finding Jackson’s whereabouts.
  • Police did not detail in the report summary what specific allegations or charges Jackson faces.
  • Police urged the public not to approach anyone suspected in the case and to contact law enforcement with information.