Dalvin Johnson Charged With Attempted Murder After Memphis Police Shooting
Dalvin Johnson has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly firing shots at Memphis police officers. He was critically wounded during the incident and remains hospitalized.
Memphis, TN, October 13, 2026 —
Dalvin Johnson has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly firing shots at Memphis police officers. Johnson was critically wounded during the incident and remains hospitalized, according to the information provided.
The account does not specify when or where in Memphis the incident occurred, how many shots were fired, or whether anyone else was injured. It also does not identify the officers involved or describe the circumstances leading up to the alleged shooting.
Details about Johnson’s injuries, his current condition beyond being critically wounded and hospitalized, and whether he has been able to appear in court were not provided. The available information also does not state whether he is represented by an attorney or whether a court has set any conditions related to the charge.
The charge is an allegation; it does not by itself establish guilt. No information was provided about a plea, evidence cited by authorities, or a scheduled court hearing. The specific agency that announced the charge and any statements from police or Johnson’s representatives were also not included in the account.
For now, the confirmed details in the summary are limited to the attempted-murder charge, the allegation that Johnson fired shots at Memphis police officers, and his hospitalization after being critically wounded. Further information about the incident and the case was not provided.
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