HOUSTON – The hunt for a man accused of murder in Indiana has now extended into Houston after police linked him with ties here as well as in Atlanta.
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According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan PD, Deandre Rogers, 34, is wanted for his alleged role in the murder of Candace Powell in March 2024. It’s believed Powell was driven to the hospital (in her car) shortly after she was shot but died shortly after getting there.
Powell’s car was later found but it’s unclear who was driving her car and dropped her off at the hospital.
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Posted by IMPD News on Tuesday, May 28, 2024
Rogers, meanwhile, has been named a potential suspect in Powell’s case, so a warrant has been issued for his arrest on Murder charges as well as possession of a firearm and illegally carrying a gun because of a previous felony conviction.
However, the search has widened outside Indianapolis because authorities say “Rogers has connections to the Houston, Texas and Atlanta, Georgia areas.”
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The 34-year-old is considered armed and dangerous, so any information that can help lead authorities to make an arrest could result in a cash reward. Contact Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-TIPS (8477)