Charlotte, North Carolina, August 5, 2025
News Summary
Authorities in Charlotte have initiated a homicide investigation following the brutal death of 44-year-old Jeremy Mouzon, who was found with 13 stab wounds and injuries from being hit by a vehicle. The incident escalated from his apartment to the streets on August 3, raising concerns about safety in the community. As the investigation continues, no suspects have been identified, leaving local residents anxious and proactive about their security.
Charlotte
A homicide investigation has been launched following the death of a 44-year-old man, Jeremy Mouzon, who was found with multiple stab wounds and had been struck by a vehicle early Sunday morning in Charlotte, North Carolina. The police responded to an assist Medic call at approximately 3 a.m. on August 3, in the vicinity of Redwood Avenue and East Sugar Creek Road.
Upon their arrival, officers discovered Mouzon suffering from life-threatening injuries. He was quickly transported to a local hospital but was pronounced dead shortly after. Reports indicate that he had been stabbed a total of 13 times, and a vehicle struck him during the incident. At the time police arrived, the car that hit him was no longer at the scene.
The violence reportedly began at Mouzon’s apartment on Terrybrook Lane, located less than a mile from where his body was subsequently discovered. Police found signs of a break-in at the apartment, leading them to suspect that multiple assailants were involved in the attack. Initially classified as a “death investigation,” the case was later upgraded to a homicide investigation due to the circumstances surrounding his death.
To date, no arrests have been made, and officers continue to gather evidence from both the site of the assault and the location where Mouzon was found. The ongoing investigation has stirred a significant amount of concern within the community, with neighbors expressing their desire for answers and feelings of unease regarding safety in their area. Some residents have voiced intentions to install security cameras in their homes for added protection.
The tragedy has left the neighborhood on edge as police continue their inquiry into the circumstances surrounding Mouzon’s brutal death. Residents are looking for justice while hoping for swift action from law enforcement officials.
Background Context
Charlotte, North Carolina, has seen varying levels of crime, but incidents involving such severe violence are rare and tend to leave communities shaken. This particular case has highlighted safety concerns among residents, prompting them to seek precautionary measures. As investigators work to piece together the events that transpired, the community remains vigilant and anxious for the swift resolution of the case.
FAQs
What happened to Jeremy Mouzon?
Jeremy Mouzon was found early Sunday morning with multiple stab wounds and injuries from being struck by a vehicle. He was pronounced dead after being taken to the hospital.
Where did the incident occur?
The incident began at Mouzon’s apartment on Terrybrook Lane and continued to the intersection of Redwood Avenue and East Sugar Creek Road.
How many times was Jeremy Mouzon stabbed?
Mouzon was stabbed a total of 13 times during the attack.
Is there any information about the suspects?
While there are signs of a break-in and indications that multiple suspects may be involved, no arrests have been made as of yet.
What measures are residents taking in response to the incident?
Residents have expressed unease about safety in the area and some are considering installing security cameras for added protection.
What type of investigation is currently underway?
The case is classified as a homicide investigation as police continue to collect evidence and seek justice for Mouzon’s death.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Victim Name | Jeremy Mouzon |
| Age | 44 |
| Date of Incident | August 3 |
| Time of Incident | Approximately 3 a.m. |
| Location | Near Redwood Avenue and East Sugar Creek Road |
| Injuries | Stabbed 13 times and struck by a vehicle |
| Investigation Status | Homicide investigation ongoing, no arrests made |
| Community Response | Residents increasing security measures |
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Additional Resources
- WSOC TV: North Charlotte Stabbing Victim Identified
- Wikipedia: Homicide
- WCNC: CMPD Death Investigation in Sugar Creek
- Google Search: Stabbing Crime Report
- WCCB Charlotte: CMPD Investigating Stabbing as Homicide
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Crime
- QC News: Charlotte Man Fatally Stabbed
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