Ronald Felton, a 60-year-old African American man, was shot and killed on November 14, 2017, in Seminole Heights, Tampa. He was crossing the street at about 4:51 a.m. on his way to feed the homeless at New Seasons Apostolic Church when police say he was struck by a gunshot to the head and found lying dead in the road shortly after.

Felton’s killing occurred just blocks from a memorial for three other victims who had been killed in the neighborhood within a short span of time. Investigators linked the shootings by location, timing and method, and described a suspect as a black male about six feet tall, thin, with a light complexion, wearing all black and carrying a black gun. Those same details were reported in connection with the deaths of Benjamin Mitchell, Monica Hoffa and Anthony Naiboa.

What can anyone who lived in or traveled through Seminole Heights in November 2017 add about activity or suspicious people seen in the early morning hours?