Have you seen this man around tampa? He's wanted for murder

Have you seen this man around Tampa? He’s wanted for murder

TAMPA, FL – A 61-year-old man shot and killed a woman in what appears to be a domestic violence incident. So far, he has eluded capture and police are searching for him. If you see him, call the police department immediately.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a suspect connected to a deadly shooting in Tampa Wednesday night.

At 5:05. p.m., deputies were called to a home on Tanner Road for reports of shots fired. Once on scene, deputies located an adult female deceased from an apparent gunshot wound. Detectives believe this is a domestic-related incident.

Detectives are currently searching for the shooter, who has been identified as 61-year-old Timmy Allen Keene. An arrest warrant has been issued for Keene.

“Keene is considered armed and dangerous,” said Sheriff Chad Chronister. “Anyone who believes they see him or his vehicle is asked not to approach him and to call 911 immediately.”
Detectives believe Keene may be driving a 2007 white Ford Explorer, FL tag: NZIQ66.

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