Dennis Sacky Glover was a 27-year-old African American man shot to death in Chicago on December 26, 2013. Reports say the shooting followed a confrontation that escalated into violence; witnesses heard gunshots and saw people fleeing the scene. Initial investigators struggled with limited cooperation from potential witnesses who feared retaliation.

The investigation later produced arrests, and one defendant, Kyjuanzi Harris, was convicted of first-degree murder in connection with the shooting and received a life sentence. The trial involved contested witness credibility and disputed circumstances, but the prosecution presented evidence that resulted in conviction.

Glover’s death has been cited in discussions about gun violence and public safety in Chicago, and his family and community have advocated for justice.