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Anthony Lamont Izzard was 25 when he was shot and killed on April 11, 2008, in a triple shooting at the corner of West Lexington and North Mount streets in Baltimore. Known in his neighborhood as King Losta and Poppie, he was the youngest of thirteen children and a father of two.

Ten days after the murder, on April 21, about 300 mourners were inside Unity United Methodist Church on North Stricker Street when a gunfight erupted on the street outside. At least eight shots were fired; two men were wounded, and one later died after being taken to a hospital while the other was left in serious condition. Police said they were investigating possible gang connections and whether the funeral shooting was linked to Izzard’s murder, but noted few witnesses since most people were inside the church.

No arrests have been publicly announced in connection with Izzard’s killing, and both the murder and the subsequent deadly shooting at his funeral remain unsolved. If anyone knew Anthony, saw activity near West Lexington and North Mount on April 11, 2008, or was near Unity United Methodist on April 21, contact authorities with any information.