On the morning of April 2, 2026, 15-year-old Prince Washington was shot inside his family’s home on Glenbrook Lane in Fort Worth while on the phone with his girlfriend. Dozens of rounds were fired at the house from outside; Prince stumbled from his room to tell his father he had been hit and was later pronounced dead at a local hospital.

Prince was a student and basketball player at South Hills High School. Family members described him as respectful, outgoing, loving, and devoted to his faith. His father, James Washington, said the family had lived at the home only three months and believes the house may have been targeted by mistake.

Fort Worth police arrested three people in connection with the attack: Cesar Andres Horton, 20, Kamron Dominic Lampkin, 19, and Todaireyun Que’Mar Clark, 17. Court documents allege the three were in a red Honda near the residence, Horton stopped the car with headlights off, Clark exited and fired at the house, and the group then fled; two suspects were taken into custody in Collin County and the third in Fort Worth.

Did anyone in the Glenbrook Lane area see a red Honda or notice suspicious activity that early morning?