Daquan Robinson was 23 when he was killed in a shooting in Salisbury, North Carolina, on July 29, 2017. Officers responded in the early morning hours after multiple shots were fired on the 100 block of West Fisher Street; Robinson was found dead at the scene in the 200 block of South Church Street. Another man, 22-year-old Anthony Gill, also died of gunshot wounds at Novant Rowan Medical Center.

Three other people were wounded. Quandarius Davis, 22, and Kayla McCullers, 20, were hospitalized; Davis was treated and released and McCullers was taken to an area trauma hospital. A separate shooting victim later checked into Lexington Memorial Hospital, and investigators sought to determine whether that person was connected to the Salisbury incident. Police said a verbal argument preceded the shootings, but motives and many circumstances remained unclear.

Authorities later identified and charged two 23-year-old men, Jalen Cook and Zakelo Duren; Cook was accused of firing the fatal shots and Duren surrendered on charges of inciting a riot. Salisbury’s police chief said the shooting was not gang-related, even though both men were identified as members of the Bloods. Does anyone have information about the events on West Fisher Street that morning or about those involved?