$32K Reward Offered As Memphis Officer Shooting Suspect May Have Crossed State Lines

According to local news reports, the reward for information leading to the arrest of Dannell Maxwell, wanted for shooting a Memphis police officer during a traffic stop, has increased to $32,500.

According to local sources the Officer Torres-Molina was released from the hospital after days of treatment.

A woman was reportedly detained by police Friday morning in connection with the shooting, but MPD said she was later released without charges. The search for Maxwell moved to West Memphis, Arkansas, in the area of Ingram and East Broadway, according to officials.

Authorities say Maxwell was armed with a silver handgun and should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone who sees him is urged to call the Memphis Police Department at 901-528-2274 or the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-TBI-FIND.

A statewide Tennessee Blue Alert has been issued for 40-year-old Danell Maxwell, who is wanted for Criminal Attempted First Degree Murder in connection with the shooting of a Memphis police officer.

Memphis police confirm the officer shot near Perkins and Aloha is in critical but stable condition at Regional One Hospital. The officer was initially transported by squad car before being transferred.

Citizen user video shows a large police presence on the scene. The street is blocked to traffic.

According to updates from police, the suspect crashed a car into a structure on Wooddale Ave and fled on foot.

Police are securing the scene with crime tape and have identified a possible suspect linked to the shooting.

Police are verifying details about the suspect's description as they continue their search.

Police are searching for a male suspect last seen in a black Nissan Maxima with temporary license plate tags.

Firefighters are relocating to a staging area as police search for the shooter.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S Perkins Rd & Aloha Ave.

According to local news reports, the reward for information leading to the arrest of Dannell Maxwell, wanted for shooting a Memphis police officer during a traffic stop, has increased to $32,500.

According to local sources the Officer Torres-Molina was released from the hospital after days of treatment.

A woman was reportedly detained by police Friday morning in connection with the shooting, but MPD said she was later released without charges. The search for Maxwell moved to West Memphis, Arkansas, in the area of Ingram and East Broadway, according to officials.

Authorities say Maxwell was armed with a silver handgun and should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone who sees him is urged to call the Memphis Police Department at 901-528-2274 or the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-TBI-FIND.

A statewide Tennessee Blue Alert has been issued for 40-year-old Danell Maxwell, who is wanted for Criminal Attempted First Degree Murder in connection with the shooting of a Memphis police officer.

Memphis police confirm the officer shot near Perkins and Aloha is in critical but stable condition at Regional One Hospital. The officer was initially transported by squad car before being transferred.

Citizen user video shows a large police presence on the scene. The street is blocked to traffic.

According to updates from police, the suspect crashed a car into a structure on Wooddale Ave and fled on foot.

Police are securing the scene with crime tape and have identified a possible suspect linked to the shooting.

Police are verifying details about the suspect's description as they continue their search.

Police are searching for a male suspect last seen in a black Nissan Maxima with temporary license plate tags.

Firefighters are relocating to a staging area as police search for the shooter.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S Perkins Rd & Aloha Ave.

According to local news reports, the reward for information leading to the arrest of Dannell Maxwell, wanted for shooting a Memphis police officer during a traffic stop, has increased to $32,500.

According to local sources the Officer Torres-Molina was released from the hospital after days of treatment.

A woman was reportedly detained by police Friday morning in connection with the shooting, but MPD said she was later released without charges. The search for Maxwell moved to West Memphis, Arkansas, in the area of Ingram and East Broadway, according to officials.

Authorities say Maxwell was armed with a silver handgun and should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone who sees him is urged to call the Memphis Police Department at 901-528-2274 or the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-TBI-FIND.

A statewide Tennessee Blue Alert has been issued for 40-year-old Danell Maxwell, who is wanted for Criminal Attempted First Degree Murder in connection with the shooting of a Memphis police officer.

Memphis police confirm the officer shot near Perkins and Aloha is in critical but stable condition at Regional One Hospital. The officer was initially transported by squad car before being transferred.

Citizen user video shows a large police presence on the scene. The street is blocked to traffic.

According to updates from police, the suspect crashed a car into a structure on Wooddale Ave and fled on foot.

Police are securing the scene with crime tape and have identified a possible suspect linked to the shooting.

Police are verifying details about the suspect's description as they continue their search.

Police are searching for a male suspect last seen in a black Nissan Maxima with temporary license plate tags.

Firefighters are relocating to a staging area as police search for the shooter.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S Perkins Rd & Aloha Ave.

According to local news reports, the reward for information leading to the arrest of Dannell Maxwell, wanted for shooting a Memphis police officer during a traffic stop, has increased to $32,500.

According to local sources the Officer Torres-Molina was released from the hospital after days of treatment.

A woman was reportedly detained by police Friday morning in connection with the shooting, but MPD said she was later released without charges. The search for Maxwell moved to West Memphis, Arkansas, in the area of Ingram and East Broadway, according to officials.

Authorities say Maxwell was armed with a silver handgun and should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone who sees him is urged to call the Memphis Police Department at 901-528-2274 or the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-TBI-FIND.

A statewide Tennessee Blue Alert has been issued for 40-year-old Danell Maxwell, who is wanted for Criminal Attempted First Degree Murder in connection with the shooting of a Memphis police officer.

Memphis police confirm the officer shot near Perkins and Aloha is in critical but stable condition at Regional One Hospital. The officer was initially transported by squad car before being transferred.

Citizen user video shows a large police presence on the scene. The street is blocked to traffic.

According to updates from police, the suspect crashed a car into a structure on Wooddale Ave and fled on foot.

Police are securing the scene with crime tape and have identified a possible suspect linked to the shooting.

Police are verifying details about the suspect's description as they continue their search.

Police are searching for a male suspect last seen in a black Nissan Maxima with temporary license plate tags.

Firefighters are relocating to a staging area as police search for the shooter.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S Perkins Rd & Aloha Ave.

According to local news reports, the reward for information leading to the arrest of Dannell Maxwell, wanted for shooting a Memphis police officer during a traffic stop, has increased to $32,500.

According to local sources the Officer Torres-Molina was released from the hospital after days of treatment.

A woman was reportedly detained by police Friday morning in connection with the shooting, but MPD said she was later released without charges. The search for Maxwell moved to West Memphis, Arkansas, in the area of Ingram and East Broadway, according to officials.

Authorities say Maxwell was armed with a silver handgun and should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone who sees him is urged to call the Memphis Police Department at 901-528-2274 or the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-TBI-FIND.

A statewide Tennessee Blue Alert has been issued for 40-year-old Danell Maxwell, who is wanted for Criminal Attempted First Degree Murder in connection with the shooting of a Memphis police officer.

Memphis police confirm the officer shot near Perkins and Aloha is in critical but stable condition at Regional One Hospital. The officer was initially transported by squad car before being transferred.

Citizen user video shows a large police presence on the scene. The street is blocked to traffic.

According to updates from police, the suspect crashed a car into a structure on Wooddale Ave and fled on foot.

Police are securing the scene with crime tape and have identified a possible suspect linked to the shooting.

Police are verifying details about the suspect's description as they continue their search.

Police are searching for a male suspect last seen in a black Nissan Maxima with temporary license plate tags.

Firefighters are relocating to a staging area as police search for the shooter.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S Perkins Rd & Aloha Ave.