Jameel Harrison, 34, was shot and killed on April 11, 2014, on an access road off Reisterstown Road in Owings Mills, Maryland. Three FBI agents conducting a drug investigation confronted Harrison while he sat in his gray Infiniti SUV near a busy shopping area by Walmart and Sam’s Club. As officers surrounded the vehicle, Harrison attempted to back through traffic and the three federal agents opened fire; a Baltimore County police officer at the scene did not fire. The SUV’s hood and windshield were riddled with bullet holes, and Harrison was pronounced dead at the scene.

Authorities reported Harrison had been under surveillance as a suspected Black Guerrilla Family member and that agents believed he was trying to buy illegal drugs. He also had a recent guilty verdict on a drug charge with a six-month jail sentence suspended. A joint investigation by the FBI and the Baltimore County Police Homicide Unit was conducted, but no public finding about the agents’ use of deadly force or any arrests or charges has been released.

Does anyone have information about the confrontation or its aftermath that could help clarify what happened that day?