On the morning of July 14, 2013, 22-year-old Donta Pringle was shot while with friends at the Exxon station at Meeting and Woolfe streets in Charleston, South Carolina. An argument with a group of women preceded gunfire in the parking lot; Pringle and two others were struck. Friends put Pringle into a vehicle to get him to the Medical University of South Carolina, but the car was fired on again at Woolfe and Nassau streets. Pringle died at the hospital of multiple gunshot wounds; the other two victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

Charleston police identified three suspects after witness statements and photographic lineups. Brian Ancrum, 23, and Glendell Gladden, Jr., 29, were arrested and charged with murder and attempted murder; 21-year-old Omary Rashard Kornickey was later arrested and faced the same charges. Glendell Gladden, Jr. died in January 2015 and his murder charge was dismissed. The final disposition of the murder charges against Ancrum and Kornickey in Pringle’s death is not publicly documented.

Did anyone witness the shooting or know more about the events at the Exxon that morning?