Stephon Trevell Moore was 22 when he was killed on the evening of April 4, 2021, in Cottonport, Louisiana. A gunfight erupted on Martin Luther King Drive, a street known locally as the horseshoe, as Moore and several others — including his half-brother Tyrek Randall, Jarvis Moore and Ralin Watson — were gathered outside their grandmother’s home. Shots were exchanged between that group and another group reported to include Marquelle Prater, Roney Fox and Jekolby Fields after a white SUV with Fox in the backseat passed by.

Stephon Moore was later found in a driveway between two houses on MLK Drive with a bullet wound to the skull. Investigators reported a pool of blood some distance from the body, suggesting he had been moved after being shot. A Chevrolet Equinox with about fourteen bullet holes was also examined during the investigation.

Tyrek Randall was charged in June 2021 with attempted second-degree murder and illegal use of a weapon, and later, Randall along with Jarvis Moore, Prater, Fox, Fields and Ralin Watson were charged with negligent homicide in Stephon Moore’s death. At trial in November 2023, testimony included an alleged admission by Randall that he shot Stephon and called it an accident. On November 16, a jury found Randall not guilty of negligent homicide but guilty of attempted manslaughter and illegal use of a weapon.