Rayshone Humphrey Jr.

Criminal charges against Julia Crider, Stefan Crider III and  will no longer be pursued by the Adams County State’s Attorney’s Office after extensive consultation with the victim’s family members and with the Quincy Police Department.

A Quincy man convicted in the shooting death of a 12-year-old Quincy boy was in court for sentencing.

90 minutes of deliberation yields a guilty verdict in a Quincy murder trial.

A not guilty plea to first degree murder is entered by the man accused of killing 12-year-old Ray Humphrey in March.

Steson Crider, the suspect in the murder case of 12-year-old Rayshone Humphrey Jr., is now in custody in Adams County. According to the Adams County Sheriff's Department, Crider made his first court appearance at the Adams County Jail at 8:30 on Thursday (6/11) morning.

Three people accused of obstructing justice following the shooting death of Rayshone Humphrey Jr enter not guilty pleas to the charges.

A man wanted by Quincy Police has turned himself in, according to media reports.

The Adams County Courthouse was the scene this morning for the first court appearance of Stefan Crider, Jr. and Julia Crider, the father and step-mother of the man accused of murdering 12-year-old Rayshone Humphrey Jr., and it was not without an incident.

Quincy Police are looking for 24-year-old Stefan Crider III of Quincy.

Four people face charges in the shooting death of Rashone Humphrey.