Tyler Ford was 23 and a student at the University of West Georgia when he was fatally shot on the afternoon of October 26, 2016. The shooting occurred at the entrance to his apartment on Lovvorn Road in Carrollton, Georgia, after he answered a knock at the door and became involved in a physical altercation that ended with a gunshot. His three roommates, who were inside at the time, heard the commotion and called 911.

Carrollton Police investigators pursued robbery as the apparent motive. Cash and a small quantity of marijuana were found near Ford’s body, and officers initially sought public help to identify a suspect who fled on foot. The probe later led to the arrests of three 18-year-olds charged with murder: University of West Georgia students Seniya Asford-Conner and Arpege Jackson (reported to be Ford’s ex-girlfriend), and Shadeed Dunson of Fulton County. Authorities say the three went to Ford’s apartment intending to rob him and may have been tied to an earlier attempted robbery near campus the same day.

If anyone knew Tyler, his movements that afternoon, or saw suspicious activity near Lovvorn Road or the campus on October 26, 2016, please come forward with information.