Landry Faith Anglin was 13 and an eighth grader when she was killed on May 1, 2022, during a Sunday afternoon visit to her grandparents’ home on Fairfield Avenue in Shreveport, Louisiana. A rolling shootout in the street outside sent a stray bullet through the house that struck Landry. Family members attempted CPR and she was taken to a hospital but was pronounced dead the same day.

Investigators identified several people believed to have taken part in the gun battle and sought warrants for multiple suspects. One man, 23-year-old Kenmiccael Dano Ray, was arrested five days after the shooting in Arlington, Texas, and charged with second-degree murder and illegal use of a weapon from a vehicle. Prosecutors presented video showing Ray firing an assault rifle at a vehicle following him; the defense argued he was defending himself. The jury convicted Ray and he received a life sentence without possibility of parole. Three others named as codefendants — Gavontay Johnson, Tramaine Taylor, and Deanthony Johnson — are awaiting trial in connection with the incident.

If anyone witnessed the shootout on Fairfield Avenue or has information about the people involved, please share what is known.