abc7 : 'Just killed someone,' North Carolina shooting suspect admits in Facebook post; manhunt underway

'Just killed someone,' North Carolina shooting suspect admits in Facebook post; manhunt underway

Authorities in North Carolina on Sunday were hunting for a murder suspect who took to social media while on the run from police.Anthony Curtis Macneill, 32, posted on his Facebook page that he had "just killed someone," Sunday morning.Police have been searching for Macneill since they learned he allegedly shot and killed his child's grandfather.Deputies received a call about a domestic situation Sunday morning in the 6600 block of Wake Forest Road in the College Downs Subdivision in northern Fayetteville.The caller told authorities someone had been shot.When deputies arrived, they learned Macneill had allegedly killed Eugene Racine.Macneill is the father of Racine's grandchild, according to the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office.Macneill posted on his Facebook page multiple times while police searched.

Suspect in Fayetteville shooting admits killing, threatens suicide on Facebook

You must enter the characters with black color that stand out from the other charactersMessage: * A friend wanted you to see this item from WRAL.com: http://wral.com/15967644— A search was underway Sunday for a suspect who authorities said shot and killed his child's grandfather.At about 6:30 a.m., deputies with the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office received a call of a domestic disturbance at 6617 Wake Forest Road in the College Downs subdivision.The caller informed responders that someone had just been shot.

Wanted North Carolina murder suspect admits killing on Facebook

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — Authorities in Cumberland County are hunting for a murder suspect who took to social media Sunday while on the run from police, according to WTVD.Anthony Curtis Macneill, 32, posted on his Facebook page that he had "just killed someone," Sunday morning.Police have been searching for Macneill since they learned he shot and killed his child's grandfather.