Just after 1:30 a.m. on December 3, 2018, an Anchorage officer noticed a Chevrolet Suburban with no headlights and no front plate park at a warehouse at 1630 East 82nd Avenue. The driver went inside; as additional officers arrived, gunfire came from the building. Officers found 25-year-old Dylan J. Gregg lying outside after being shot; medics pronounced him dead at the scene. A second adult male with an upper-body gunshot wound crawled out and was taken to a hospital and expected to survive.

Three more adults were taken to police headquarters for questioning. A sixth man refused to comply; SWAT and a K9 team tracked and located him hiding beneath a semi-trailer. The dog bit his upper arm and he was treated at a hospital before being taken into custody. Police later said an argument inside the warehouse escalated into gunfire, and identified 27-year-old Ian A. Bradford as the sole suspect in Gregg’s killing and the wounding of the other victim. Bradford was remanded to the Anchorage Jail on multiple charges. Family notices and an obituary confirmed Dylan James Gregg died in Anchorage on December 3, 2018, and a public memorial was planned the following week.

Did anyone see activity around the warehouse on East 82nd Avenue that morning or know Dylan’s movements before he arrived?