Zyquarius Shalom Quadre Bradley, a 19-year-old African American man, was shot and killed in Greensboro, North Carolina, on the night of April 20, 2018. His body was found next to a car on the 3300 block of Beck Street that was covered in paintballs; he was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead. The cause of death was gunshot wounds inflicted by an actual firearm, not a paintball gun.

Officers had earlier confiscated paintball guns from Bradley during a separate call that evening. About an hour later, five people called 911 to report a drive-by shooting. Witnesses said Bradley had been sitting in his car when someone in a 1990s Buick or similar vehicle shot him; bystanders pulled him from the car and attempted CPR but he succumbed to a chest wound.

Police linked the killing to a city-wide wave of paintball battles tied to a Paintballs Up, Guns Down campaign; investigators said those clashes had escalated tensions and been associated with other assaults and vandalism. Does anyone with information about the Beck Street shooting or the vehicles involved in that area that night have tips to share?