Dashanique Sutton was 17 when she was killed during a March evening in 2010 on Detroit’s southwest side. She was an African American female and a passenger in a car parked on Central Street near West Warren when an unknown assailant fired a spray of bullets at the vehicle. A single shot struck her in the head and proved fatal; her 22-year-old boyfriend, also wounded, escaped and sought help from a nearby residence.

Investigators determined Dashanique was not the intended target and that the shooting appeared to be part of a tit-for-tat feud unrelated to her. No arrests have ever been made and no suspects have been publicly identified. Crime Stoppers announced a cash reward for information, and her mother has made public appeals for help. The case remains an unsolved homicide with the Detroit Police Department.

If anyone knew Dashanique, witnessed the shooting, or has information that could help, please come forward.