Dionte Freeman, an 18-year-old resident of Oakland, California, was one of four people shot on June 20, 2011, in the 800 block of 32nd Street in West Oakland. Freeman was transported to a hospital and died shortly afterward. The shooting injured three other people, including two men and a woman.

The Oakland Police Department responded to reports of gunfire, has not announced any arrests, and is seeking suspects and a motive. Freeman’s death was recorded among 103 homicides in Oakland in 2011, a year noted for a high rate of violent crime concentrated in economically distressed areas such as East and West Oakland.

Freeman was remembered as a young man whose life was cut short. Anyone with information about the June 20, 2011 shooting is asked to contact the Oakland Police Department.