Suspect Identified in Augusta Murder Case, Considered Armed and Dangerous

Augusta, Georgia – Authorities in Richmond County have identified Ryon Mcconey Lewis, 39, as the suspect wanted in connection with the recent shooting death of Gregory Dunn, 37. Dunn was tragically shot on the corner of Tudor Drive and Carp Drive in Augusta, succumbing to his injuries at the scene. The incident occurred just a short distance from Dunn’s residence on Thomas Lane.

The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office has issued warrants for Lewis’s arrest on charges of murder and weapon possession. Lewis is believed to be armed and dangerous, urging the public to exercise caution if he is encountered. Known to frequent the Fish Village and Boy Scout Road neighborhoods, Lewis, also known as N.O., has ties to New Orleans through family connections.

Authorities are actively seeking information on Lewis’s whereabouts, advising individuals with any knowledge of his location to contact Investigator Tyler Steerman or any Violent Crimes Investigator at the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff’s Office can be reached at 706-821-1427 or 706-821-1080.

It is crucial for law enforcement to apprehend Lewis promptly to ensure the safety of the community and bring justice for the victim, Gregory Dunn. The incident has left the Augusta community shocked and saddened by the tragic loss of Dunn, highlighting the importance of addressing gun violence and its devastating impact on individuals and families.

As the investigation into Dunn’s death continues, authorities are urging anyone with information on Lewis’s whereabouts to come forward. The collaboration of the community in providing relevant information is essential in holding perpetrators of violent crimes accountable and ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents in Augusta, Georgia.