Quincy Ross was a 30-year-old Black man from Arkansas, a father of seven and a fiancé. Described by family as a quiet family man who handled his business, he was shot during a domestic dispute with his older brother in the Northaven neighborhood of Memphis, Tennessee, in the early morning hours of April 12, 2025. Quincy called his fiancée, Danielle Austin, asking her to pick him up from a home on the 700 block of Archie Drive; she was about five minutes away when she was told he had been shot.

Shelby County investigators say Quincy was shot outside the residence around 12:15 a.m. and that his brother, 34-year-old Broderick Ross, placed Quincy’s body into a vehicle and fled, driving into Arkansas. Deputies in Crittenden County arrested Broderick in Edmondson about 3 a.m., and Quincy’s body was found nearby. Broderick was charged by Shelby County with second-degree murder, especially aggravated kidnapping, carjacking, tampering with evidence, and employing a firearm during a dangerous felony, and faced additional charges in Crittenden County; he was being held in Arkansas awaiting extradition.

If anyone knew Quincy, his routines, or saw activity near Archie Drive that night, please share what you know.