A neighborhood argument in Cordova, Tennessee, on October 11, 2015, escalated into deadly violence when 31-year-old Memphis police officer Terence Olridge and his neighbor Lorenzo Clark exchanged gunfire. Olridge was shot multiple times in the chest, right forearm, and left wrist after stopping in front of Clark’s house following a verbal confrontation as he left for work on Long Shadow Lane. He ran back to his home but collapsed and later died at a nearby hospital.

Clark, then 36, surrendered to police and gave varying accounts of what happened; initial evidence did not immediately support murder charges. He was charged federally as a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. Clark’s wife, Natalie Clark, was accused of providing firearms to her husband knowing he was a felon and faced federal charges related to that conduct.

Does anyone have information about the events that afternoon on Long Shadow Lane or about contacts between the two men in the days before the shooting?