On the evening of March 28, 2020, in the Pigtown neighborhood of South Baltimore, 27-year-old Anthony N. Covington, a Black man, was fatally shot at the intersection of Washington Boulevard and Ostend Street. A silver Infiniti sedan stopped at a red light, three people exited the vehicle and opened fire on a group standing on the corner. Police were notified by ShotSpotter at about 9:39 p.m. Officers found Covington on the sidewalk with multiple gunshot wounds; he was taken to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center and pronounced dead a short time later. Three other men were wounded and survived.

Investigators recovered numerous bullet fragments and spent shell casings and used security camera footage and witness accounts to identify a suspect. Authorities named Jeremiah Tehohney, then 23, as a primary suspect; social media images posted by Tehohney showed clothing matching one gunman seen on surveillance. In October 2022 Tehohney was convicted of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder and a related handgun offense, and in February 2023 he was sentenced to life plus three years; prosecutors had introduced his prior criminal history and recorded jail calls in which he appeared to reference Covington’s death.

Does anyone have information about Covington’s activities that night or witnessed the shooting at Washington Boulevard and Ostend Street?