What you describe is heartbreaking and should never have happened. No one deserves to feel unsafe or unprotected, especially when trying to do the right thing. Thank you for sharing your experience—it sheds light on how deeply these situations affect families and communities beyond the victim. My heart goes out to your brother, and I truly hope he finds peace and healing.
Sad story. God rest his soul. Someone very close to me knew about this and was harassed and was bullied and tortured by the suspects. These people ran people out of town and I blame the damn cops. You could've gotten additional lives lost going to witnesses houses in broad daylight. Shame on yall. Yall allowed my family member to be harassed and stalked all for this coward to end up getting life anyway. Im mad as hell because the authorities need to stop!!!! Yall put my people in this situation and have them no protection. He's never been the same since because they asses allowed this to happen. They could've killed my damn brother. Im mad as hell. One innocent life gone, then you go and bully and knock on witnesses doors in broad daylight and make it look like they're snitching. Protect them. My brother could've been dead you motherfuckers. He ain't ever been the same. These people followed him stalked him all because of yall bullying him and taking witnesses in broad daylight. You bastards. Yall ain't shit. For months they followed him. They vandalized his car, his house, killed his cats. Shame on yall. No sense in additional lives being lost
Kentavius Ballard, a 26-year-old African American man, was found dead in his Houston apartment on November 29, 2019. Initial reports said he had suffered multiple gunshot wounds, and the Houston Police Department opened a homicide investigation after witnesses heard gunshots and saw a male suspect flee the scene.
Police recovered shell casings and collected nearby surveillance footage while investigating. Reports indicate a confrontation with an unknown assailant occurred shortly before the shooting. Kentavius was described by those who knew him as an aspiring author and filmmaker with ambitions to contribute positively to his community.
Who in Houston might have information about Kentavius, the shooting that night, or the people he associated with?
