Mario Senter, a 43-year-old African American from Dayton, Ohio, died of a gunshot wound on December 23, 2016. He was a U.S. Army veteran and is remembered by his family, who noted he was preceded in death by his mother Alice Carter and a sister Ursula Longmire, and is survived by his father Roger S. Carter, his wife, and his children.

Authorities say Frederick Williams of Dayton was indicted for reckless homicide in connection with Senter’s death. Police and prosecutors describe the shooting as the result of Williams recklessly handling a firearm that discharged and fatally struck Senter; investigators concluded there was no intent to kill.

The case drew attention locally to firearm safety and the consequences of careless handling. If anyone knew Mario Senter or has information about the December 2016 shooting, please share what you can.