Bryan Cornell Jamison, an 18-year-old Black man from Milwaukee, was shot and killed on September 26, 2025, around 1:40 p.m. near North 38th Street and West Keefe Avenue. He was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead at about 3:30 p.m. from multiple gunshot wounds. Investigators say Jamison had been led to believe he was joining a plan to rob a drug dealer, but prosecutors later alleged the meeting was a deception and that Jamison himself was the intended robbery victim.

Prosecutors say Jamison drove with others in a white Chevrolet Traverse; when the group reached the alley near 38th and Keefe, surveillance footage reportedly shows two suspects opening fire on Jamison within seconds. His twin brother, who remained nearby, heard about 10 to 15 shots, found Jamison wounded, applied pressure with a sweater and called 911. Jamison’s Glock 26 was missing after the shooting and has not been recovered.

Criminal complaints filed in October 2025 charged Devrion J. Steward with felony murder and armed robbery as a party to a crime, and charged Charles G. Steward Jr. and Damarius Twitty-Montgomery with first-degree reckless homicide as parties to a crime and attempted armed robbery. Devrion Steward was arrested in early October 2025; Charles Steward and Twitty-Montgomery were publicly listed as fugitives by U.S. Marshals on September 7, 2026. No completed trial or conviction had been reported through September 2026.

Did anyone in the community see the white Chevrolet Traverse or the men involved around 38th and Keefe that afternoon?