On a bright Saturday afternoon, September 24, 2016, 25-year-old Levon Stokes of Baltimore was seated in his car at the intersection of South Carey and Baltimore Streets when a man approached and opened fire. Stokes was killed at the scene; the shooter fled into nearby alleyways.

Baltimore police arrested 28-year-old Devon Little of West Baltimore and charged him with first-degree murder and firearm offenses. At trial two of Stokes’ relatives who had been nearby identified Little as the man who walked up to the car and fired. Little denied the charges, saying he was being framed and pointing to alleged inconsistencies in witness testimony and an absence of physical evidence tying him to the shooting. A jury convicted Little and he received a life sentence; an appeal later resulted in reversal of the conviction and a new trial was ordered.

Anyone who saw the shooting at South Carey and Baltimore Streets on September 24, 2016, or who knew Levon Stokes, is asked to share what they remember with investigators.