A Cleveland man wanted in connection to a fatal shooting of a 10-year-old child on the Fourth of July is now in police custody after turning himself in on Wednesday.
Jemerious Davis, 24, is charged with murder, a first-degree felony, according to Cleveland Municipal Court records.
A future court date for him has not been set yet.
Davis was sought by the U.S. Marshal Service for the shooting death of Gracie Griffin.
"We put reward money out on him, put his face out there everywhere and he decided to do the right thing today and turn himself in," said Pete Elliott, U.S. Marshal of the Northern District of Ohio.
Three other people are also in custody in connection to the shooting. They were indicted earlier this month.
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