Miguel Williams, a 34-year-old African American man, was fatally shot on September 21, 2016, in the West Pullman neighborhood of Chicago. The shooting happened during a confrontation in the parking lot of a bowling alley after an argument over a stolen gun. The dispute escalated when Rodney Harbin, also 34, accused Williams of taking his firearm.

Harbin demanded the SUV as compensation for the alleged theft, which led to an exchange of gunfire. Williams shot and killed Brunson; Harbin fired multiple rounds into the SUV and fatally wounded Williams. The SUV then fled and Williams was later found at a nearby gas station, where he died of his injuries.

Rodney Harbin was identified by several witnesses, turned himself in, and was held without bail facing multiple charges including first-degree murder. The case underscores how personal grievances and the presence of firearms can escalate into fatal violence. If anyone knew Miguel Williams, Brunson, Harbin, or witnessed the confrontation at the bowling alley or the SUV leaving the scene, please come forward with information.