Charles Dontae Davis, 37, was found shot multiple times in an alley near the 400 block of North Circle, just off East Twain Avenue and Paradise Road, on the evening of September 1, 2016. He was taken to Sunrise Hospital, where he died; the Clark County coroner identified him and ruled the death a homicide from multiple gunshot wounds. Detectives described the killing as a close-range shooting in that alleyway.

Months later, on January 17, 2017, an FBI fugitive task force located 24-year-old Oscar Ramirez-Infante at a nursery yard on the 2700 block of West Broadway in Anaheim, California. Authorities said Ramirez-Infante armed himself with a gardening tool during the confrontation and was shot by an LAPD officer on the task force; he was hospitalized in critical condition and later listed as stable. Investigators said Ramirez-Infante was wanted in connection with Davis’s slaying and court documents showed a murder count and an assault with a deadly weapon tied to the case. Early statements around the coroner’s identification had noted no arrests had yet been made, reflecting uncertainty in the investigation’s initial months.

If anyone saw activity in the alley near North Circle and East Twain on the evening of September 1, 2016, or has information about the people involved, please share what is known.