Roberto Guerrero, 35, was killed in the Bronx on the evening of January 9, 2022, after a dispute tied to a minor car accident. Guerrero had left the initial scene and later sat in his double-parked Honda Accord on Walton Avenue near East 164th Street, where three people confronted him and tried to pull him from the vehicle. During the struggle, Djiguiba Fofana is accused of firing one shot into the car, striking Guerrero in the chest and killing him.

Police say the three — Djiguiba Fofana, 30, of California; Ibrahima Fofana, 22, of Philadelphia; and LaToya Douglas, 30, of California — attempted to flee in a Jeep Cherokee and were stopped; officers recovered a Ruger handgun in the vehicle. Djiguiba Fofana was charged with murder and held without bail, while Ibrahima Fofana and LaToya Douglas were charged with criminal possession of a weapon. Guerrero worked at a Whole Foods bakery, had been released on parole in March 2021 after serving time on drug and weapon convictions, and left behind a wife, a stepdaughter and two biological daughters.

Are there details about the collision or the confrontation that anyone nearby on January 9 can help clarify?