Birmingham police have arrested Jamarcus Liray Olive, 35, in connection with the fatal shooting of Andreika Robinson that occurred on Redstone Drive.
The incident took place on June 3, 2025, when Robinson, 34, was found shot in her vehicle. Police responded to calls reporting gunfire in the area and uncovered the victim, who was pronounced dead at the scene. Olive was apprehended within eight hours of the shooting, with officers taking him into custody at approximately 2 p.m. the same day.
Following his arrest, Olive was charged with capital murder, a charge that carries the possibility of the death penalty or life imprisonment without parole in Alabama. He’s currently being held without bond at Jefferson County Jail as investigators continue to gather evidence and build their case against him.
The Birmingham Police Department’s Homicide Unit has been working diligently to piece together the events that led to Robinson’s death. While specific details about the motive haven’t been released to protect the integrity of the ongoing investigation, detectives are actively pursuing multiple leads to strengthen their case against the suspect.
Law enforcement officials are urging anyone with information about the shooting to come forward. Witnesses or individuals with knowledge about the circumstances surrounding Robinson’s death are encouraged to contact Birmingham Police Department’s Homicide Unit or Crime Stoppers. Tips can be provided anonymously, and all information will be treated confidentially.
The shooting has drawn attention to the ongoing concerns about gun violence in Birmingham, as local authorities continue their efforts to address violent crime in the community. This incident marks another tragic case in the city’s ongoing struggle with gun-related homicides.
As the legal process moves forward, prosecutors will work to prepare their case against Olive, who’ll face court proceedings in the coming months. The capital murder charge reflects the serious nature of the allegations, indicating that prosecutors believe the killing was intentional and occurred under circumstances that warrant the most severe charges under Alabama law.
The investigation remains active, with detectives continuing to collect evidence and conduct interviews. Updates on the case will be provided as new information becomes available and as the legal proceedings progress through the Jefferson County court system.
