A dispute in a Brooklyn parking lot in the summer of 2016 cost 28-year-old Zavon Gordon his life. On the evening of August 4, Gordon, a father to a young child, argued with another man outside an AutoZone on Flatbush Avenue. During the confrontation the other man produced a firearm and shot Gordon in the chest.

Despite his wound, Gordon managed to drive about half a mile to the 63rd Precinct stationhouse seeking help. Officers there called for medical assistance and he was rushed to Kings County Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Before he died, Gordon reportedly identified the shooter from a photo array, providing investigators a lead.

On September 22, 2016, police arrested 26-year-old Winfred Chrispen and charged him with criminal possession of a weapon; officials said the charge had not been elevated to murder because Chrispen was reportedly slashed during the incident, which raised questions about self-defense. The investigation remained ongoing.

If anyone witnessed the parking-lot argument or has information about what happened that night, please share what is known.