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A college-street party in Clarksville, Tennessee, ended in gunfire in the early hours of Friday, May 22, 2015. Twenty-year-old Charles Whitfield, a Black man and a 2014 graduate of Rossview High School, was fatally shot at about 1:00 a.m.

Police arrested multiple teenagers in the days that followed. Clarksville’s TACT team executed a search warrant and arrested 18-year-old Tequan Evans the next day; 19-year-old Tremond Dinell Lenor surrendered hours later. Two other teens, 18-year-old Bobby Lenor III and 18-year-old Savion Stallworth, were later charged as well. Court documents allege the four acted together with premeditation in Whitfield’s killing. Charges changed over time: Evans’s initial homicide charge was dropped in June 2015 pending a grand jury, then Evans was indicted in January 2016 on first-degree felony murder, aggravated burglary and criminal impersonation; Stallworth faced a first-degree murder indictment in August 2015. Evans was arrested on separate drug charges in August 2016 while out on bond.

Does anyone have information about Whitfield that could help clarify what happened that night?