‘The Hunger Games’ Actor Arrested Following North Carolina Shooting
Ethan Brody Jamieson, 27, was arrested in Raleigh on April 9. Authorities tied him to a shooting that occurred weeks earlier.
Shooting and investigation
The shooting happened just before 10 p.m. on March 22. It took place on Wakefield Plantation Drive, a residential street in Raleigh.
Police say a person riding an e-bike fired a shot at a vehicle. The driver told officers the shot came from the rider. Two other people were in the car at the time. Officials did not disclose any reported injuries.
Raleigh police later identified Jamieson as the suspected shooter. A warrant for his arrest was issued on April 8. He was taken into custody the next day.
Charges and custody
Court records show Jamieson faces three counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. He was booked into the Wake County jail. No bond had been set at the time of reporting.
Filmogaz.com reviewed the public records and police information connected to the case. The investigation remains active.
Acting background
The Hunger Games actor Jamieson appeared in the 2012 film. He played the tribute boy from District Four.
IMDb lists later television appearances. He had roles in one episode of Justified and a 2009 episode of One Tree Hill. The original film was largely shot in North Carolina and drew strong teen audiences during the 2010s.
Previous legal history
This is not Jamieson’s first North Carolina arrest. Records show a March 2025 arrest in Raleigh for resisting a public officer.
An earlier arrest warrant alleged he fled from an officer who was investigating an assault involving a pointed gun. Authorities did not make clear whether Jamieson was the person who pointed the weapon. He pled guilty in that case and served four days in the Wake County jail.
Case status
The recent charges are pending in Wake County courts. No trial dates had been reported at the time of this article. Officials continue to investigate the North Carolina shooting and related allegations.
