Winston-Salem Police Charged Man in Shooting

Traymont Pate faces thirteen felony counts after an incident involving six victims on Dellabrook Road.

Updated on Sept. 19, 2026 in Violence

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Winston-Salem police charged 18-year-old Traymont Pate with 13 felonies following a shooting that occurred on May 30. The suspect allegedly fired a handgun into an occupied dwelling in the 2000 block of Dellabrook Road.

Why it matters

The charges highlight the severity of gun violence in the community, despite no injuries being reported during the incident. Legal proceedings are currently underway to address the criminal conduct involving six victims.

Traymont Pate faces six counts of assault with a deadly weapon and seven counts of discharging a firearm into an occupied dwelling. He is currently being held at the Forsyth County Detention Center without bond.

The players

Traymont Pate

He is the 18-year-old suspect charged with 13 felonies following a shooting incident.

Winston-Salem Police Department

The local agency responsible for investigating the incident and securing the arrest of the suspect.

Forsyth County Detention Center

The local facility where the suspect is currently being held without bond while awaiting further legal proceedings.

The details

Traymont Corshad-Melikye Pate allegedly shot a handgun into a house occupied by four men and two women. Authorities issued an arrest warrant for the suspect on June 3, leading to his current detention.

Timeline

  1. The shooting occurred in Winston-Salem on May 30.

  2. Police issued an arrest warrant for the suspect on June 3.

  3. A disposition hearing for the suspect is scheduled for Nov. 30.

Legal Context

This case follows the standard prosecution pattern for multiple charges of discharging firearms into occupied dwellings under the 2024 North Carolina assault with a deadly weapon sentencing guidelines. It reflects the broader efforts by the local justice system to aggressively prosecute violent offenses involving multiple victims.

The arrest and detention of the suspect address immediate safety concerns for the residents living on Dellabrook Road. The case remains a matter of local record as the court system works to process the numerous felony charges filed.

The takeaway

The resolution of this case will rely on the upcoming disposition hearing to determine the next steps in the legal process. Residents should remain aware of local security updates and official reports as the judicial system handles the charges.

What happens next

The court has scheduled a disposition hearing for the defendant on November 30.

Further reading

For more information on local safety trends, visit the Violence section.