On January 24, 2016, 19-year-old Dominick Chambly, a Black male, was killed in St. Louis during the aftermath of a street robbery. Chambly was driving with Ronald Houston Jr. and two other men when Houston, then 18, put on a ski mask, exited the vehicle with a handgun and robbed a man of a hoverboard near Clarendon and Delmar. As Houston ran back to the car, the robbery victim, who was armed, fired at the vehicle as it fled. Chambly was struck in the neck and flank; the car then crashed into a concrete wall.

Police found Chambly and Houston with gunshot wounds at the crash scene. Chambly was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead; Houston was wounded in the back and listed in stable condition. Houston was charged with first-degree robbery, two counts of armed criminal action, and second-degree murder under Missouri’s felony-murder rule. The identity of the armed robbery victim who fired the fatal shots has not been disclosed. Does anyone have information about Chambly’s activities that night or witnesses to the robbery at Clarendon and Delmar?