JACKSON, Tenn. — Police made an arrest of the alleged gunman in a south
Jackson Bemis shooting, suspect faces attempted murder charge

18-year-old Quintarious Christopher James Tomlin was in Jackson City Court
to face an attempted first-degree murder charge.

Tomlin is accused of shooting a man around noon Sunday on Davidson Street.

According to police Tomlin was seen walking toward the victim’s house,
shooting, and then fleeing on foot. The victim identified Tomlin out of a
photo lineup.

The victim was shot three times. He was transported by Lifeflight to
Regional Hospital in Memphis.

Tomlin is currently being held at the Madison County Jail in lieu of a
$50,000 bond.