Kenny Duncan, 40, a New York City Department of Correction officer and U.S. Marine Corps veteran, was fatally shot on April 22, 2008, in Brooklyn while working on motorcycles in his driveway with a friend. Two men approached and, after one asked if the motorcycles were for sale, a dispute escalated when Duncan said they were not. One of the men drew a firearm and, after Duncan identified himself as a correction officer and produced his own off-duty weapon, the assailant shot him in the face. Duncan returned fire but did not hit either man. He was taken to Brookdale Hospital and died of his injuries.

Investigators later identified a primary suspect. In December 2008 that man was located in Georgia; during an attempted arrest after an alleged carjacking he opened fire on Henry County officers and was shot and killed. No public information has been released identifying or charging the second man present at the shooting.

Did anyone in Brooklyn know Duncan or see the two men near his neighborhood that night?