In the summer of 2021 a late‑evening barrage of gunfire outside the Harmony Dwellings housing complex in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, left 31‑year‑old Dwayne Wild Wayne Wells dead. Reports say more than 30 rounds were fired. Another man, 30‑year‑old Monte Warren of Michigan, was also killed in the exchange, and three other men were wounded and hospitalized.

Wells, known as Wild Wayne or Weezy, was a father of four and a musician who had recently released a song titled A Letter to God. Family members described him as caring and say he had turned his life over to God; friends and relatives held a candlelight vigil where balloons were released and music was played.

Investigators identified 20‑year‑old Decarlos Kavaun Warren of Michigan as the primary suspect after Beaver County Housing Authority surveillance footage reportedly showed him firing a handgun; footage also showed one of the victims returning fire. Decarlos Warren was charged in connection with Wells’s homicide and with aggravated assault for the wounded men; federal authorities assisted the search and an arrest warrant was issued. Subsequent reports say Monte Warren was Decarlos Warren’s brother and that his death was later ruled self‑defense.

Did anyone in the area see activity near Harmony Dwellings that night or recognize the vehicle described leaving the scene?