Ramone Green Turns Himself In In President Street Homicide Case
Savannah police announced that Ramone Green, a suspect wanted in connection with a homicide on President Street, has turned himself in and is now in custody.
Savannah, GA, October 19, 2026 —
Savannah police announced that Ramone Green, who was wanted in connection with a homicide on President Street, has turned himself in and is now in custody.
The announcement marks a change in Green’s status in the case: police had been seeking him as a suspect, and he is now in custody after surrendering. The information provided does not specify when he turned himself in or where the surrender took place.
Details about the homicide were not included in the available information. It does not identify the victim, give the date of the incident, or describe what police believe happened. The specific location on President Street was also not provided.
The information does not say whether Green has been charged, what charges he might face, or whether he has appeared in court. It also gives no details about the investigation or any other people who may be involved. No motive or additional circumstances were provided.
Police identified Green as a suspect wanted in connection with the homicide, but the announcement as summarized does not provide further information about the basis for that designation. His being in custody is the only reported development following the search for him. Further details about the case, including any court proceedings, were not included in the information available.
According to the announcement, Green has turned himself in and is in custody. The available details do not establish what will happen next in the case.
Story summarized from the original created by WTOC Staff on www.wtoc.com, see more information here.
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