Envy Astar Reinhardt was 16 when he was killed in Commerce City on the evening of February 10, 2025. The gun discharged and a single bullet struck Envy in the head. Two of the teenagers, including the one who fired the shot, fled the scene. The driver rushed Envy to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival.

Envy’s parents, Joy Herrera and Ray Reinhardt, described him as a kindhearted and driven junior at Prairie View High School who excelled in sports and art and had started a photo booth business at age 12. Investigators linked the weapon to a series of vehicle break-ins and alleged trading of stolen firearms; two other juveniles were charged with possession and providing a firearm to a juvenile. The primary suspect, a 16-year-old friend, was arrested and initially faced a potential second-degree murder charge before the district attorney’s office filed manslaughter charges, saying the shooting was not believed to be malicious. Envy’s family has expressed frustration with how the case unfolded.

If anyone was in that area on February 10 or knew Envy and his circle of friends, does any detail about the night or the people in the SUV deserve a closer look?