Kalynthia Mitchell Killed in Montgomery Shooting on April 27, 2025
On Sunday, April 27, 2025, Kalynthia Mitchell was fatally shot in the 4700 block of Park Towne Way in Montgomery, Alabama. Officers responded to reports of gunfire around 11:40 p.m. and found Mitchell suffering from a gunshot wound. She was pronounced dead at the scene by medical personnel. The Montgomery Police Department has launched a homicide investigation and is seeking information from the public. Authorities encourage anyone with information to contact Central Alabama CrimeStoppers at 215-STOP, Secret Witness at 625-4000, or the Montgomery Police Department at 625-2831.
Background on Park Towne Way Shootings
Kalynthia Mitchell is the latest victim in a series of shootings on Park Towne Way in Montgomery. In 2019, Laquintin Brown, 27, was fatally shot in the 4700 block of Park Towne Way. In 2020, Jeremiah Chatman, 19, and Quamae Summerlin, 18, were killed in the 4800 block of Park Towne Way. In 2023, a 15-year-old male was shot and killed in the 4800 block of Park Towne Way. In 2024, Marcelino Hernandez, 33, was fatally shot in the 4800 block of Park Towne Way. These incidents have raised concerns about safety in the area and the need for increased community engagement and law enforcement efforts.
Community Response and Call for Action
The recurring violence on Park Towne Way has prompted local residents and community leaders to call for increased safety measures and community engagement. Efforts are underway to address the root causes of violence and to promote peace and safety in the neighborhood. Residents are encouraged to participate in community meetings, report suspicious activities, and collaborate with law enforcement to create a safer environment for all.
Conclusion
The tragic death of Kalynthia Mitchell underscores the ongoing issue of gun violence in Montgomery, particularly on Park Towne Way. While law enforcement continues to investigate these incidents, community involvement is crucial in preventing future tragedies. By working together, residents and authorities can strive to make Montgomery a safer place for everyone.
