39-year-old Latasha Butler at the scene, where she was pronounced deceased from fatal injuries.
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS — The North Little Rock community and relatives in Jacksonville are mourning the death of Latasha Butler
Fatal Shooting on Parkway Drive
Officers with the North Little Rock Police Department and emergency medical personnel responded shortly after midnight on Sunday, October 11, following emergency calls reporting gunfire in the 1100 block of Parkway Drive. Upon arrival, responding officers located two individuals suffering from gunshot wounds. First responders evaluated 39-year-old Latasha Butler at the scene, where she was pronounced deceased from fatal injuries. Paramedics treated an adult male victim at the site for life-threatening gunshot injuries before transporting him to a regional hospital for emergency medical treatment, where hospital officials later reported his condition had stabilized.
Police Department Homicide Investigation
Detectives and crime scene investigators with the North Little Rock Police Department secured the 1100 block of Parkway Drive to gather physical evidence, process forensic material, and interview witnesses. Police department representatives confirmed that a homicide inquiry remains active and ongoing to identify suspects, establish potential motives, and determine the sequence of events leading up to the shooting.
Community Reaction and Memorial Support
News of Butler’s sudden death at age 39 has brought deep sorrow to her family, friends, and loved ones across North Little Rock and Jacksonville. Community members continue to share condolences and extend support to her family as they process the loss and support the surviving victim in his recovery. Official announcements regarding visitation hours, memorial services, and funeral arrangements will be released by family representatives once finalized.
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