Monroe Dispatch - No Struggle, No Progress

A man sought after by Monroe police officers in an April 8 shooting on Dunn Drive has been captured. Damion D. Henderson, the alleged shooter, was the subject of a manhunt following the fatal shooting of Torance Davis on Dunn Drive. Henderson, who was charged with a warrant of Second Degree Murder in the Davis shooting, was in Concordia Parish, allegedly living in the town of Ferriday, LA. Acting on information supplied to Monroe detectives passed it on to Concordia Parish law enforcement officers, who then went to a location in Ferriday where Henderson allegedly was. With the assistance of the Ferriday Police, Concordia Parish Sheriff deputies apprehended Henderson at the location supplied to officers, and an arrest was made. Davis was found by MPD officers back in April after suffering from a gunshot wound to his abdomen. He was still alive at the scene of the shooting but would later die that weekend. Henderson was already wanted on narcotics and weapons charges at the time of his arrest, as he was taken into custody and placed in the Concordia Parish Detention Center. Henderson is expected to be extradited to Ouachita Parish, where he will be formally booked for the April homicide, according to law enforcement officials. While Henderson awaits extradition, he also was charged with Fugitive Attachment for Second Degree Murder.