The early morning of September 2, 2012, ended a promising life in Northeast Baltimore when 22-year-old Larelle Ashlyn Amos was struck in the chest by a stray bullet while standing in the front yard at a house party on the 4800 block of the Alameda. Witnesses and investigators believe the shots were fired from a block away. She was taken to a local hospital and died of her injuries.

A dedicated mother to a one-year-old son, Amos had been class president for four years, a member of the National Honor Society, and was working at a local bank with plans to marry her high school sweetheart. Detectives determined she was an innocent bystander and do not believe she was the intended target. Despite pleas for information, the person or persons who fired the fatal shot have never been identified and no arrests have been announced.

If anyone remembers that night or saw activity near the Alameda on September 2, 2012, please come forward with information.