In the early morning hours of October 23, 2022, Nathan Nate Garvin was shot outside Club Premium on Murfreesboro Pike in Nashville after the club closed. A dark-colored sedan slowed, an occupant opened fire, and the car fled. Garvin, 29, an African American man, was struck in the head, taken to Vanderbilt University Medical Center, and died shortly after arrival. No one else outside the club was injured.

Metro Nashville Police Department homicide detectives said they are investigating, processing evidence and following strong leads, but no arrests have been announced. Garvin is remembered by his family for his kindness, his love of basketball, skateboarding and soccer, and as a devoted father to two young sons, Kavion and Armondo. His mother, Jamie Jones Bargatze, has said she believes the bullet was not intended for her son and started a clothing brand called Forever 29 to honor him and support his children.

Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact Crime Stoppers. Did anyone who was at Club Premium that morning see the dark-colored sedan or the people inside it?