A dispute over access to a hunting property in Alburgh, Vermont, ended in lethal violence on November 27, 2021. David Kafie Mohamed, 51, died of multiple gunshot wounds to the torso after an exchange of gunfire at the Cameron family residence on Cameron Drive. Autopsy results and the Vermont State Police investigation ruled Mohamed’s death a homicide.

The confrontation followed about a week of escalating tension between Mohamed and two Alburgh men, Larry P. Cameron, 41, and his cousin Devin Cameron, 27. Earlier that evening Mohamed and Devin had fought at the Dillanback Bay fishing access. Mohamed returned to the Cameron home later with two friends. Larry Cameron reportedly emerged with a 9mm handgun and fired warning shots; Mohamed then produced a .308 rifle and a struggle for the weapon led to gunfire. Larry P. Cameron was also struck and died of a gunshot wound to the torso; Devin Cameron sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was hospitalized in critical condition.

The Vermont State Police handed the investigation to the Grand Isle County State’s Attorney, Doug DiSabito, to consider charges. As of late 2021, no one was in custody and all involved parties had been accounted for. Does anyone have information about the events around November 27, 2021, or knew any of the parties involved?