Kiem Huynh, a 56-year-old Asian man, was shot in the back with a shotgun during a robbery at a Dunkin’ Donuts in Tamarac on November 27, 2008. The killing was one incident in a violent series of robberies and homicides tied to a group calling itself the BACC Street Crips, with attacks reported across Delray Beach, Sunrise and Plantation.

Authorities identified the gang’s leader as James Herard and named accomplices Tharod Bell and Charles Faustin. The spree was driven in part by a competition among members to accumulate “body counts,” a motive that prosecutors linked to multiple senseless killings, including the death of Eric Jean-Pierre. Herard, Bell and Faustin were later convicted for their roles; Herard received a life term for Huynh’s murder, and Bell and Faustin received life sentences as well.

If anyone knew Kiem Huynh or observed suspicious activity around the Dunkin’ Donuts in Tamarac on or around November 27, 2008, please share what you remember.