Police Identify Two Men Wanted In Connection To Norwood Homicide

NORWOOD, MA — Police have identified two men wanted in connection with Sunday's fatal drive-by shooting on Sturtevant Avenue in Norwood.

Shakim Lewis-Johnson, 28, of Hyde Park, was shot multiple times outside of a friend's house on Sturtevant Avenue around 5 p.m. Sunday night.

Norfolk County District Attorney Michael Morrissey is now asking for help from the public in finding Ernest Payne, 27, of Cambridge, and Anthony Loper-Feaster, 25, of Salem.

Norwood Police Chief William G. Brooks says the two are likely armed and urges the public not to approach them.

Brooks says the two men have ties in Cambridge and a search around Cambridge Friday morning left officers with no new information on their whereabouts.

Investigators are also looking for a white 2014 Honda Accord with New Hampshire license plates that read "485328."

On Sunday, Sept. 19, Norwood police found Lewis-Johnson alive but seriously injured at the scene. Police say witnesses heard five to six gunshots before tires screeching away.

Lewis-Johnson was immediately flown by medical helicopter to Massachusetts General Hospital but did not survive the surgery, prosecutors said in a statement Monday.

Local and state police are still investigating the shooting.

Anyone with any information on Payne or Loper-Feaster is asked to contact Norwood Police.

This is a developing story, check back for more information.