Vicksburg Police Seek Public Help Locating Wanted Man for Domestic Aggravated Assault

Vicksburg Police Department is seeking information about Omarion Nelson who is wanted for domestic aggravated assault. Authorities say he should be considered armed and dangerous.

David Mitchell|Wednesday, May 6, 2026|1 min read|1 source cited

Vicksburg Police Department Asks for Public Assistance in Manhunt for Armed and Dangerous Suspect

VICKSBURG – The Vicksburg Police Department is asking for assistance from the public in locating a man wanted for domestic aggravated assault.

Police identified the suspect as Omarion Nelson. Authorities said Nelson should be considered armed and dangerous.

Anyone with information about Nelson's whereabouts is asked to contact Investigator Janet Copeland at 601-218-9186. The Vicksburg Police Department can be reached at 601-636-2511. Crime Stoppers is available at 601-355-8477.

The police department has not disclosed additional details about the alleged assault. Nelson remains at large.

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