On December 4, 2015, 21-year-old Raymone Davis of Pittsburgh was shot and killed during an attempted robbery at the First Niagara Bank on Shiloh Street in Mount Washington. The incident began shortly after 10 a.m. when Davis entered the bank with a handgun, ordered people to the ground and took a shooting stance. Officer Lisa Luncinski, a Pittsburgh police officer assigned to a security detail at the bank because of a string of recent robberies there, identified herself and ordered Davis to drop his weapon. Davis raised his gun toward her and she fired one shot, striking him in the lower back. The whole encounter lasted about 40 seconds; Davis was given first aid and CPR, taken to Mercy Hospital and later died of his injuries.

The Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala reviewed the case and concluded the shooting was justified, saying Officer Luncinski’s actions followed department procedures. The episode was captured on security video that was shown at a news conference. Davis was on probation for prior convictions for simple assault and drug dealing, and investigators examined whether he had been involved in earlier robberies at the same bank as part of a broader inquiry involving local law enforcement, the district attorney’s office and the FBI.

Does anyone have information about Davis’s movements that morning or about the previous robberies at that branch?