A planned firearm sale arranged on Snapchat turned deadly in Norcross, Georgia, in the early morning of November 18, 2017. Sixteen-year-old Zachary Inyamah went to the Rockbridge Court Apartments with two other teens to buy a Glock and possibly a revolver. The sellers — 16-year-old Omar Ramos and 14-year-old Ronaldo Cruz — had planned a robbery instead. Ramos carried a handgun and Cruz a knife, according to reports. Ramos fired a warning shot and demanded money; as the victims fled, Ramos shot Inyamah in the back and wounded his friend Noah Fullilove in the arm. Inyamah died at the scene; Fullilove survived.

Gwinnett County police located and arrested Ramos and Cruz nearby. Cruz later confessed to involvement and said the knife was for intimidation; Ramos did not give a clear reason for the shooting. Both were bound over to Superior Court and charged as adults — Ramos with murder, two counts of armed robbery and two counts of aggravated assault, and Cruz with murder and two counts of armed robbery.

Does anyone have firsthand information about the meeting at Rockbridge Court Apartments or the events that night?