Derron Jordan, a 31-year-old African American man, was fatally shot just before 6 p.m. on December 28, 2019, at Lincoln Street and Polk Avenue in Concord, North Carolina. Officers found Jordan with multiple gunshot wounds; he was taken to a hospital and later died of his injuries.

Concord police identified 16-year-old Omarionne Tymyrre Hudson as the primary suspect and charged him with first-degree murder. Hudson, who had been on probation after a prior carjacking case and was described as armed and dangerous, was later captured in Connecticut and taken into custody. Reports note Hudson had a history of stealing a car and breaking into another vehicle to steal a gun and had received 30 months of probation in September 2019.

Less than an hour after Jordan’s death, his 13-year-old cousin Avenanna Propst was also shot and killed outside a Dave & Buster’s at Concord Mills Mall; authorities released surveillance images of a person of interest, and 18-year-old Dontae Laquavious Milton-Black was later arrested and charged in that case. The near-simultaneous shootings devastated the Concord community.

If anyone has information about activities or movements around Lincoln Street and Polk Avenue that evening, please share what is known.