BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Birmingham Police have arrested a man in connection with the fatal shooting of a local woman. The suspect, 35-year-old Jamarcus Liray Olive, was taken into custody after a capital murder warrant was issued following the discovery of the victim’s body. The victim, 34-year-old Andreika Robinson, was found shot outside her home on Tuesday, June 3.
Police were called to the 100 block of Redstone Drive at around 10 a.m. that morning after a neighbor reported finding Robinson unresponsive in the driveway. Upon arrival, officers discovered her lying on the ground, having suffered gunshot wounds. Despite emergency responders’ efforts, Robinson was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Birmingham Police Department’s Crime Reduction Team quickly took over the investigation. Using the information gathered at the scene and from witnesses, they worked diligently to identify and locate the suspect. Their fast action led to Olive’s arrest in less than eight hours from the time police arrived at the home.
Authorities have charged Olive with capital murder, a serious charge typically reserved for the most severe cases involving intentional killing. After his arrest, Olive was transported to Jefferson County Jail, where he is currently held without bond. This means he will remain in custody until his court hearing.
At this time, police have not shared details about the motive behind the shooting or the events leading up to the tragedy. The investigation is ongoing as officers continue to gather evidence and interview people who may have information related to the case. Police have also asked the public to come forward if they witnessed anything that could help the inquiry.
The fatal shooting of Andreika Robinson has deeply affected the Birmingham community. Residents and local leaders have expressed concern about rising violence and are calling for stronger efforts to protect neighborhoods. Meanwhile, law enforcement continues to work hard to solve cases like this one and bring justice for victims and their families. This case remains under active investigation, and more updates are expected in the coming days.
