Bryant Jerald Collier was 25 when he was fatally shot on May 18, 2015, at the District on Kernan apartment complex in Jacksonville, Florida. He worked as a manager at Jani-King. The shooting occurred during what investigators described as a planned robbery that went wrong: Collier and another man, Trey Edward Wright, were said to have conspired to rob a resident, and a roommate’s intervention led to a gunfight in which Collier was killed and Wright was wounded and fled.

Wright was later charged under a Florida statute that can hold co-conspirators responsible for deaths occurring during the commission of certain felonies. A Jacksonville jury ultimately acquitted him of murder, burglary, and robbery. The case drew attention to the felony murder rule and the legal complexities that can arise when deaths occur during criminal enterprises.

Did anyone in the Jacksonville area know Collier or have information about what happened at the District on Kernan that night?