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On the morning of May 1, 2026, 31-year-old Nidair Jordon Collier was found dead in a breezeway between two houses on the 200 block of South Hartley Street in York, Pennsylvania. Officers discovered his body around 5:30 a.m.; the York County Coroner’s Office determined he died of multiple gunshot wounds and sharp force trauma and ruled the death a homicide. Investigators say the attack was targeted and that Collier likely knew his assailant.

Collier was born in Philadelphia, adopted and raised in York, and was a graduate of the Milton Hershey School. He studied mechanical engineering briefly at Penn State Harrisburg and was known locally as an artist and musician who created social media content. He was a devoted father to a young son; his death has left family and the community mourning.

Police named 26-year-old Angelica Caraballo a person of interest and sought her for questioning, then on May 6, 2026 identified 44-year-old Quinten Terrel Hutty, also known as Quinten T. Hutty-Afternoons, as the suspect and issued an arrest warrant, warning he should be considered armed and dangerous. As of late May 2026 both Hutty and Caraballo remained sought by law enforcement and the investigation was active.

If anyone knew Collier, his movements that weekend, or has information about Hutty or Caraballo, please come forward.