On the evening of April 17, 2025, a shooting at Sage Park in Mobile, Alabama, left 28-year-old Frenicka Craig dead. Craig was an innocent bystander watching a basketball game when gunfire erupted at about 9:16 p.m.; she and a male victim were struck and taken to hospitals in private vehicles, and Craig later died of her injuries.

Mobile Police say the shooting grew out of a violent altercation between two rival gangs. Investigators testified that more than 150 people were at the park that night and that a prior confrontation at the Strickland Youth Center a month earlier may have been connected. Court filings allege Jaquentin Brantly first drew a weapon after spotting rival gang members, and that Brantly and Laderious Moore fired a .223 rifle into the crowd while Roderiquez Holifield used a 9-millimeter. Mykeal Kimbrough is accused of driving Moore from the scene.

Authorities arrested six people in the weeks that followed: 19-year-old Jaquentin Brantly, 18-year-old Roderiquez Holifield, 20-year-old Mykeal Kimbrough, 20-year-old Laderious Moore, 23-year-old Quentterius Parker, and an unnamed 16-year-old juvenile. All face murder and first-degree assault charges; prosecutors successfully moved to hold them without bond and a judge found sufficient evidence to send the matter to a grand jury. The investigation is ongoing.

If anyone was at Sage Park that night or has information about the shooting, can you share what you saw?