Three Arrested in Connection with Murder of Torrance Deveroex in Irving
IRVING, Texas – The Irving Police Department has announced the arrest of three individuals believed to be connected to the murder of 37-year-old Torrance Deveroex. This incident was previously highlighted in FOX 4’s Trackdown investigative series.
Details of the Case
The suspects, identified as Deandre Williams, Kendrick Perry, and Roderick Danby, have all been charged with murder. They are alleged to have been involved in the shooting death of Deveroex, who was fatally shot at his home on February 23, 2025.
Sequence of Events
- On Wednesday, a search warrant was executed at Williams’ residence, where a firearm believed to be used in the crime was discovered.
- Perry and Danby were apprehended the following day.
Investigation Insights
While the police have made substantial progress in the investigation, they have not disclosed the specifics regarding how the suspects were identified and linked to the crime.
The Incident
The tragic event occurred early on February 23, when Deveroex was shot at approximately 5 a.m. at his residence located off Evergreen Street. Surveillance footage reportedly shows the three suspects involved in the shooting through the door, with one wearing a red hoodie, another in a white hoodie, and the last in a red jacket. Though the shooting itself was not recorded, the sound of gunfire was captured. The suspects were seen fleeing the scene in a dark-colored Honda or Acura sedan.
Personal Impact
Torrance Deveroex was the son of Dallas County Constable Deanna Hammond. Reflecting on her son’s character, she shared, “This wasn’t his path. He was an honor student in high school. He played football in high school. He had scholarships… He mentored young boys, and he tutored his teammates. He coached little league football with his son, and he took them to a championship twice last year.”
Trackdown Series
For further insights into the ongoing investigations, viewers can tune in to FOX 4’s Trackdown series, which airs every Wednesday. This series has proven effective in assisting law enforcement, contributing to a total of 193 arrests so far.
