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Shooting suspects sought Published: June 25, 2008 By M. Weldon Copley Updated June 30, 2008 11:37 a.m.  Taliaferro Powhatan authorities confirmed that Tahliek Taliaferro, a resident of Powhatan County, was shot and killed Tuesday when the passengers of a white Dodge Durango opened fire with a rifle and a handgun. Taliaferro, 18, was a student at Powhatan High School and a standout on the basketball and football teams. The incident occurred yesterday at around 6:45 p.m., near the Flat Rock area of Powhatan. A second victim, a juvenile, survived the shooting and is recovering at a local hospital. Early this morning, the white Dodge Durango described to police by witnesses was found at a residence in Amelia. Physical evidence relating to the shooting was also found. Police this afternoon found the black Ford Mustang that they believe the three shooting suspects - two males and one female - were driving after the incident, but the suspects were nowhere to be found. Police said the suspects are (left to right) Stephanie Reynolds, 19, a 5’5”, 150-pound white female with brown eyes and blonde hair; Ethan Scott Parish, a 5’4”, 125-pound white male, 24, with brown hair; and Joey Parrish, a 17-year-old white male, 5’6” and 130 pounds.
Warrants have been issued for all three individuals for murder, malicious wounding, and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. Powhatan authorities ask that if anyone has any information regarding the suspects to call their local law enforcement office or the Powhatan County Sheriff’s Office at (804) 598-5656. Memorial service for Taliaferro was held Wednesday night Prayer Service held Saturday night: Service to be held Monday Taliaferro Fund
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Charles
Mar. 29, 2011, 04:31 AM
Just a shame they are so young! rico 5thdistrictsown farrar
Mar. 9, 2011, 02:09 PM
its crazy how people can go on with daily life and not take at least a second out of there day exept for his birthday to remember my brother its not a day that passes that i dont remember whatr happen and who did it i miss tahliek and if i could do nething in the world i would to bring him back just one day so before ne body says nething in which they no not a thing about remember this tahliek was known to many and kool with those he didnt no no matter who it was .............5th District gotta stick together he started us without him it wouldnt a been a 5th District Ent. Rico farrar of powhatan va Born and raised
Nov. 16, 2010, 03:11 PM
i have been really hurt since my cousin tahliek talliaferro its not a day that passes that i dont think about it and wake up in the a.m waitin on his phone call i miss tahliek he was more than a relative he was a friend and as i called him a brother to me it hurt me when tahliek was murdered seeing how close we were in fact its the reason i left powhatan county powhatan is really faLLING apart i have lost 3 relatives in the past year in powhatan and more to come i love my home i just kant face the fact that tahlieks gone Rip tahliek talliaferro & Rip Rashad brown Cousin of Goochland
Mar. 27, 2009, 12:42 PM
MANDY AND RA Chris of Richmond
Mar. 25, 2009, 10:56 AM
R.I.P Tahliek Shayvette Brice of Fake Powhatan
Mar. 24, 2009, 01:10 PM
I hate this ...i miss my cuzzo…and mandy jackson wow u started so much bull u and u mama…and i kno ur mother dating a blk man from her husban job…yeah we heard…and im blow it out…I love u leek and miss u alot uncommonsense of VA
Mar. 24, 2009, 10:58 AM
Asides from the few posts that offered condolences and kept it moving, all but one of the posts (the one by Yvette of Powhatan on Jun. 28) came off either ignorant or in poor tastes. That’s pretty sad seeing as there are 187 comments. Did someone randomly really bring 9/11 up and offer religion in school as a solution? Folks telling folks not to speculate when they themselves are speculating and lo behold are actually somehow invested in the situation because they know either the victim or the criminal. How does that make sense? Kids these days, and judging from the comments section, along with most adults need to 1) learn the meaning of empathy 2) learn to tolerate others when they can’t and 3) handle their conflicts differently. There’s few reasons for anyone to knuckle up and there is even fewer reasons for anyone to bare arms. Also, why were these two boys even in conflict for this long? I don’t know the situation but did no adults step in? We as a society love to only react when there’s a tragedy. Always on some I only found religion or only care for a certain cause now because something extreme happened to me type nonsense. Anyway, I offer my condolences to the Taliaferro family. RIP Tahliek Taliaferro Auntie
Oct. 2, 2008, 02:31 PM
TRUTH…If the opposite had happened it would not be considered a racial crime. All those kids live in a generation of hopelessness. ALL OF THEM! The other boys could have been killed just as easy. Pretty sad all of these KIDS think they need guns. They need a relationship with JESUS CHRIST! Who loves them and died for all of them. I pray for ALL involved. I’m not talking church either, I’m talking relationship! banks of powhatan
Sep. 23, 2008, 09:08 AM
i miss you liek David of powhatan
Jul. 19, 2008, 10:44 PM
you need to keep my fiances name out of your mouth M.R. !!!!!!!!!!! bennett has nothing to do with this crime. which was NOT a racist crime. Everyong that is on this site is just making up non sense and trying to be private investigators and its pretty pathetic. get your facts straight and get a life! david Submit Your Comments Below |
The three are suspects in the shooting and should be considered armed and dangerous. 
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