SUSPECT WANTED FOR MURDER LEADS OFFICERS ON FOOT CHASE THROUGH WALMART❗

Sat, 30 May 2026 03:23:39 +0200

⁣Suspect wanted for m*rder leads officers on foot chase through Walmart.

​The wild bodycam footage of a suspect sprinting through a Cleveland Walmart and being tackled in the auto service department looks like a standard shoplifting call gone wrong. But the real story behind why Shanaja Jones was in that store—and why she fled is incredibly dark.

​This all began when a shooting left Bemetrious Hargrave dead and another man severely wounded.

Investigators eventually tied a vehicle belonging to Shanaja Jones to the scene, establishing her as a prime suspect in the homicide. A warrant for her arrest on m*rder charges was officially issued.

​Instead of laying low after the warrant dropped, Jones and her co-defendant, Walter Robinson Jr., made a critical mistake. Over the course of several days, they repeatedly went to a specific Cleveland Walmart.

​They weren't there to shop. They went with a targeted mission: to stalk and intimidate a Walmart employee.​That specific employee happened to be a close relative of Bemetrious Hargrave—the man Jones was accused of taking out.

By repeatedly showing up to "stare down" and harass the grieving family member at their workplace, Jones and Robinson inadvertently gave away their location.

Police were notified, and officers descended on the retail store on to execute the m*rder warrant.
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​The bodycam footage captures the exact moment Cleveland Division of Police officers spotted Jones walking the aisles. When she turned around and saw uniform officers closing in, she bolted.

​Jones sprinted through the store and into the auto and tire service department, where an officer managed to tackle her to the ground.

Even after being read her Miranda rights, she attempted to break free and run a second time before being fully subdued. Robinson also tried to slip out the front doors during the chaos but was intercepted and arrested.

Both faced additional charges of stalking and obstruction of justice for the Walmart incident.

​The bravado inside the Walmart didn't hold up in the Cuyahoga County justice system:

​ The jury found Shanaja Jones guilty on all counts, including aggravated m*rder, m*rder, felonious assault, and attempted m*rder.

​The trial court sentenced Jones to life in prison with the possibility of parole only after serving 30 to 32.5 years.

​ Jones later attempted to appeal her conviction, challenging the sufficiency of the evidence. However, the Court of Appeals of Ohio affirmed her convictions, keeping her life sentence intact while remanding the case solely for technical resentencing corrections.

​They came to Walmart to play stupid games and left with some stupid prizes. Sounds like they are right where they belong.

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