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Cantonment Man Charged With Witness Tampering In Homicide Case
October 29, 2021
A Cantonment man is accused by prosecutors of witness tampering in a June homicide case.
Ceasar Augustus Harris, 21, was charged with first degree felony tampering with a witness. His bond on the charge was set at a half million dollars.
Ceasar Harris’ brother, 18-year old Axtavian Harris, and 21-year old Jaylen Wright were both charged with the June shooting death of 18-year-old Kuanterion Rivers at the Oakwood Terrace Apartments.
Ceasar Harris allegedly sent social media messages to a witness threatening to harm them and offering $10,000 to anyone who harms them, according to the State Attorney’s Office and a warrant affidavit.
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5 Responses to “Cantonment Man Charged With Witness Tampering In Homicide Case”
That mugshot is one last ditch effort to show how tough he is on the outside when he’s scared of little spiders on the inside. Kind of goes along with hiding behind the wall of social media thinking no one will ever know the real you. Well…that didn’t work! Ha!
He Gone
Stupid people do stupid things. Thank god he is stupid.
If it was up to me he would be charged as an accessory to the murder.
note to others: when threatening witnesses, always always do it on social media, where you can leave big footprints.