1 in custody, 1 wanted in deadly Albemarle shooting, police say

ALBEMARLE, N.C. — An 18-year-old turned himself in for a deadly shooting that happened Wednesday morning in Albemarle, police said.

Police are still searching for a second 18-year-old suspect.

Dy’Zavious Izayah Bivens, 18, of Albemarle, was shot and killed at about 10:25 a.m. on North Sixth Street at Park Ridge Road.

On Friday, Albemarle police said Damani Jacquez Wall, of Albemarle, had turned himself in that day and was booked into the Stanly County jail.

Authorities are still looking for Jamie Jermaine Mack, of Kannapolis.

They were each charged with one count of assault with deadly weapon intent to kill and inflicting serious injury.

Albemarle High School is located across the street from an apartment complex where police appeared to be investigating the shooting.

Authorities believe the shooting wasn’t random and said everyone involved knew each other.

Anyone with information is asked to call 704-984-9500, or the anonymous tip line at 704-984-9511.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

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