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Brent Randall, an 18-year-old freshman at Texas Southern University, was shot to death on October 9, 2015, on the TSU campus in Houston, Texas. The shooting took place about 11:30 a.m. outside the Tierwester Oaks and University Courtyard apartments. Randall and his half-brother, Lawrence Flowers, were both shot; Flowers survived with injuries while Randall was pronounced dead en route to the hospital.

Police identified 22-year-old Jartis Leon LeBlanc Jr. as the accused shooter. LeBlanc, not a TSU student and described in reports as a known gang member, was captured on TSU surveillance cameras firing at Randall and his brother. He was arrested by Houston police SWAT officers after a standoff at a friend’s home in Northwest Houston and charged with murder and aggravated assault. LeBlanc had a prior criminal record and was out on bond for a misdemeanor theft charge at the time of the shooting; he was held on a $100,000 bond after his arrest.

The case has proceeded through multiple court appearances and changes in prosecutors, which Randall’s family says has been frustrating. Brent’s mother, Jacqueline Mouton, has spoken about her ongoing grief and the family’s emotional and financial struggles since his death. Does anyone have information about Brent, that campus area on October 9, 2015, or the events leading up to the shooting?