Alec Morrow was a 20‑year‑old Black man from southeast Houston who was shot and killed in his family’s front yard on the morning of December 29, 2019. He had just been driven home after a late shift working as a nightclub security guard; family said he had proposed to his girlfriend the night before. He exited a dark‑colored sedan around 7:35 a.m., then was struck by a fatal gunshot fired by the vehicle’s driver and collapsed in the yard. His parents found him and his stepfather’s final words to him were reported as You’re okay… I love you.

Houston Police treated the case as a targeted shooting. Witnesses said the shooter arrived and fled in the same dark sedan; neighbors recalled seeing a dark gray or charcoal Dodge Charger in the driveway just before the shot. No arrests had been made as of the latest update, and investigators later released surveillance stills and described a person of interest wearing a red hoodie with Rebel on the left arm, faded gray jeans and red tennis shoes.

Who in southeast Houston remembers seeing that dark Dodge Charger or the person captured in surveillance that morning?