York, Pennsylvania, October 4, 2025
News Summary
A 17-year-old, Tymir Williams, is wanted for homicide following a shooting early Friday morning in York, Pennsylvania. The incident marks the thirteenth homicide in 2023 in York County, with a victim found critically injured in a vehicle. This is the second shooting death within 48 hours in the area, raising community concerns about youth violence and access to firearms.
York, Pennsylvania – A 17-year-old named Tymir Williams from York County is wanted for homicide following a shooting incident that took place early Friday morning. An arrest warrant has been issued for Williams, who is considered armed and dangerous.
The shooting occurred just after 1 a.m. on the 400 block of West Princess Street. Law enforcement officials discovered a shooting victim inside a vehicle at the scene. The victim was subsequently transported to WellSpan York Hospital but later succumbed to his injuries. As of now, the identity, age, and address of the shooting victim have not been made public.
This tragic incident marks the second shooting death in York within a 48-hour period. Just two days earlier, on Wednesday, a 31-year-old man named Dominick Skinner was shot and killed by a 24-year-old named Romanus Myers. This prior shooting took place on the 600 block of East Princess Street, which is less than two miles from Friday’s incident. Myers has since been arrested and charged with criminal homicide in relation to Skinner’s death. Authorities reported that Myers and Skinner were acquaintances through a previous relationship with Skinner’s mother and had engaged in a fight before the shooting occurred.
The Friday shooting marks the thirteenth homicide in York County in 2023, which includes five deaths that have taken place in York City. The York City Police Department is actively investigating the incident and seeking assistance from the community for information regarding Williams’ whereabouts. Police are encouraging anyone with details to contact their tip line at 717-849-2204 or use other provided contacts.
Detective Tiffany Pitts stated that all parties involved in the shooting were juveniles and expressed concerns about the dangers associated with youth handling firearms. The York County Coroner’s Office confirmed that the fatal shooting on Friday is the fifth homicide in York City this year.
In light of the recent surge in violent crime, York Mayor Michael Helfrich addressed the situation, acknowledging previous successes in reducing violence while stressing the need for continued efforts in combating this escalating issue. York County Police Commissioner Michael Muldrow also spoke on the pressures faced by youth that could lead to gun violence and highlighted the importance of community support in keeping guns away from young individuals.
Police are keenly focused on investigating the incident further and reliant on residents’ cooperation to provide helpful insights that may lead to apprehending Tymir Williams.
FAQ
What happened on West Princess Street in York?
A 17-year-old named Tymir Williams from York County is wanted for homicide after a shooting incident early Friday morning.
When did the shooting occur?
The shooting occurred just after 1 a.m. on the 400 block of West Princess Street.
Was there a victim?
Yes, officers found a shooting victim inside a vehicle, and the victim was taken to WellSpan York Hospital where he later died from his injuries. The identity, age, and address of the shooting victim have not been publicly released.
How many recent homicides have occurred in York?
This homicide is the second shooting death in York within a 48-hour period. The Friday shooting marks the thirteenth homicide in York County in 2023, including five that have occurred in York City.
What should someone do if they have information about Tymir Williams?
Police encourage anyone with information regarding Williams’ whereabouts to contact their tip line at 717-849-2204 or through other listed contacts.
Key Features of the Incident
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Suspect | Tymir Williams, age 17 |
| Incident Time | Just after 1 a.m. on Friday |
| Location | 400 block of West Princess Street, York |
| Victim Status | Victim died from injuries at WellSpan York Hospital |
| Homicides in 2023 | Thirteenth homicide in York County, including five in York City |
| Previous Incident | Second shooting death within 48 hours; Dominick Skinner killed two days prior |
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Additional Resources
- WGAL: York Homicide Shooting
- Wikipedia: York County, Pennsylvania
- York Daily Record: York City Shooting Investigation
- Google Search: York City shooting
- PennLive: York County Teen Wanted
- Google Scholar: York County homicide
- Fox43: Victim Identified in York City Shooting
- Encyclopedia Britannica: York City Pennsylvania
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