If you have any information about these crimes or any person(s) involved, you are urged to call Crime Stoppers at (502) 582-C.L.U.E. (2583) .  You do not have to give your name.  CRIME STOPPERS will pay a cash reward of up to $1000, if your information results in an arrest and you can remain anonymous.  REMEMBER, YOU MUST CALL CRIME STOPPERS FIRST TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR A REWARD.

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1/30/2012 -

On March 30th, 2004 at approximately 11:30PM, Mr. James Silver was watching television in his home, located at 3423 Vermont Avenue on Louisville`s west side.  During this time, an apparent gunfight erupted outside this address.  Mr. Silver was struck by a stray bullet while sitting on his couch.  Mr. Silver died as a result of the wound he sustained.  Witnesses advised seeing three to six male subjects running from the area after the shots were fired.

1/23/2012 -

On October 9th, 2010 at 11:45PM, police responded to 515 South 18th Street on reports of shots being fired.  Upon arrival, they found Mr. Jeffrey Johnson on the ground suffering from mulitple gunshot wounds.  Mr. Johnson was transported to University Hospital where he died from his injuries.  A male subject was seen rummaging through the victim`s pockets and then running to a dark colored vehicle waiting in the parking lot.

1/16/2012 -

On Tuesday, November 26th, 1996 just before midnight, Mr. Gregory Wilkins was at his residence located at 1737 South 22nd Street in Louisville.  At about this time, person(s) unknown forced entry into his home.  It`s unclear what transpired at this time but Mr. Wilkins was shot several times.  He was transported to University Hospital where he died from his injuries.

1/9/2012 -

On Friday, July 1st, 2011 at approximately 10:30AM, police received a call for service concerning a person lying unconscious inside a residence at 3904 Wewoka Avenue on Louisville`s west side.  Upon arrival, they located Mr. Jerome Mosley who had been fatally shot.

1/2/2012 -

On April 20th, 2004 a shooting occurred at the corner of Cecil & Greenwood Avenues outside a liquor store in Louisville.  The victim was standing on the corner waiting for his sister.  A short time later witnesses stated hearing gunshots coming from that area and someone fleeing.  Mr. William Cleveland lay fatally wounded.  Possible suspect vehicle is an older Ford Taurus, green in color.