On April 2, 2026, 15-year-old Prince Washington was shot and killed inside his family home on Glenbrook Lane in Fort Worth, Texas. Prince was in his bedroom talking on the phone with his girlfriend when dozens of rounds were fired into the house in a drive-by shooting. He staggered from his room, told his father he had been hit, and was taken to a hospital where he died. Prince was a student and basketball player at South Hills High School; his family said he had no known enemies.

Investigators recovered security camera footage from a neighbor and city Flock cameras that helped identify a red Honda seen near the home. Court documents say Cesar Andres Horton, 20, Kamron Dominic Lampkin, 19, and Todaireyun Que’Mar Clark, 17, were identified and arrested on murder charges. Documents allege Horton drove, that the car stopped in front of the residence after a U-turn with headlights off, and that Clark exited and opened fire.

Why would someone target a teenager with no known enemies; anyone with information about Prince, the vehicle, or that night’s movements is asked to come forward.