- Khalif Wagner turned himself into police, Georgia Bureau of Investigation said
- Was wanted on murder charges connected with death of Stevenson Derival, 20
- Derival was killed at a house party in the early hours of September 24
- Wagner’s twin brother, Khalil, is wanted on aggravated assault charges related to Derival’s death and remains at large
A 19-year-old man who was wanted on murder charges turned himself in to Georgia police.
Khalif Wagner, 19, turned himself in in Toombs County in connection with the murder of Stevenson Derival, 20.
The killing occurred in the early hours of September 24 at a house party, reports the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
Khalif Wagner, 19 (left), turned himself to Georgia police. He was wanted on murder charges stemming from the death of Stevenson Derival on September 24. Wagner’s 19-year-old twin brother, Khalil (right), is wanted on charges of aggravated assault and remains at large
Derival was shot dead at the party attended by more than 200 people.
Stevenson Derival was shot dead on September 24 at a house party. He was a student at Brewton-Parker College in Mount Vernon, Georgia
Another man, who has not been identified, was injured in the altercation that resulted in Derival’s death.
Wagner’s 19-year-old twin brother, Khalil, is still at large. He is wanted in an aggravated assault case connected to Derival’s death.
Derival was a student at Brewton-Parker College, where he was on the track and field team.
In a statement, the college’s president, Steve Echols, said: ‘Please pray for the family of Stevenson Derival who passed away early this morning in a tragic off-campus incident.’
He added: ‘We are all shocked and broken-hearted to see a friend and student whose life held such promise to be cut short in such a devastating way.’
Those with information about Khalil Wagner’s whereabouts are asked to call the Georgia Bureau of Investigation at 478-374-6988 or the Mount Vernon police department at 912-583-2771.