On December 4, 2014, 36-year-old Tommie Lewis Moore Jr. was shot and killed in his District Heights, Maryland, home. Police say the shooting occurred during a targeted residential robbery; officers responded to a report of a shooting on Gateway Boulevard at about 1:30 a.m. and Moore was pronounced dead at the scene.

Investigators identified three suspects shortly after the killing: Jaron Darius Kent, 23, and his 28-year-old cousin Ronald Kent, both from Southeast Washington, and 28-year-old Roberto Miles of District Heights. Court documents in Jaron Kent’s trial describe a plan to target Moore’s girlfriend Yolanda Davis by using a prearranged meeting to gain entry and carry out the robbery that resulted in Moore’s death.

A jury at the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County convicted Jaron Darius Kent of first-degree felony murder and conspiracy to commit robbery with a dangerous weapon; he received life plus a consecutive 20-year sentence.

Did anyone in District Heights or Southeast Washington have information about the people involved or the planning behind the robbery?