COVINGTON - A murder warrant was issued for a 25-year-old Cincinnati man Sunday following a fatal shooting in the 1100 block of Locust Street.

Police are looking for Deon Gary who is described as black, 5-foot-7, 140 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair.

The shooting occurred about 8 a.m. Sunday, and the victim was taken to University Hospital, where he died from his wound, police said. The identity of the victim is being withheld until the victim's family can be notified.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Gary is asked to call the Covington Police Department at (859) 292-2222.

Driver arrested in stolen truck case

EVANSTON - A 29-year-old New Burlington man was arrested Sunday morning after police said he crashed a stolen car into the rear of a semi-tractor trailer on southbound Interstate 71.

William Harrison of the 1200 block of Adams Road was charged with receiving stolen property and failure to comply, the Hamilton County Sheriff's office said.

Harrison was being pursued by a sheriff's deputy who saw a 1998 Ford F150 - which had been reported stolen in Norwood - traveling southbound on I-71 near the Dana Avenue exit about 11:25 a.m.

Neither Harrison nor the truck driver were injured in the crash.

Memorial march for unsolved killing

CLIFTON - The Who Killed Our Kids organization is holding a Memorial March Saturday for the unsolved homicide of Jeremy Long in 2001.

The march, 2-4 p.m., will start at 2059 W. Clifton Ave. in front of Clifton View Apartments.

The partially decomposed body of 18-year-old Long was found July 23, 2001, on a wooded hillside behind the apartment complex. He had been shot. No one has been arrested.

Marchers will be seeking information on Long's killing and voicing concerns about the level of crime in Cincinnati. Former Cincinnati assistant police chief Ron Twitty, whose stepson was recently killed, is scheduled to participate in the march.

Who Killed Our Kids is a group of parents of children whose murders remain unsolved.

Information: Carla McNeal, mother of Jeremy Long, at (513) 861-3360.