In the summer of 2017, 15-year-old Jaezoine Woods was killed in a drive-by shooting in the J.C. Napier public housing development in Nashville. On July 25 he was among a crowd outside a Lewis Street residence and was running for cover when gunfire struck him; he was not the intended target and was described as an innocent bystander.

The investigation continued for nearly two years. In June 2019 Gang Unit detectives arrested 22-year-old Tevin Griffin at his apartment on a first-degree murder indictment linked to the shooting. Griffin was a convicted felon who at that time was out on bond for a separate February 2017 murder charge and had a probated sentence for aggravated assault and cocaine convictions.

In August 2019 a second suspect, Freddie Calbert, who was 17 at the time of the shooting, was charged with criminal homicide; he was 19 when charged and was in federal custody on unrelated gun and drug charges. His case had initially been handled in Juvenile Court with a pending hearing to decide whether he would be tried as an adult.

Does anyone who knew Jaezoine or who was in the Napier development that night have information that could help fill gaps in the timeline?