Seventeen-year-old Anthony Logan, a member of the Colorado River Indian Tribes, was fatally shot on the evening of June 24, 2024, while sitting in his truck at Western Park in Parker, Arizona. Witnesses reported hearing a man and a woman arguing shortly before shots were fired. An unknown person approached the vehicle, shot Logan, and fled on foot.

The killing sent shock through family and friends; Logan was preparing for his senior year at Ombudsman Alternative School and worked while planning his future. The community held a memorial walk along Riverside Drive to Western Park, chanting Justice for Anthony, and his mother, Tonia Stone, spoke about her heartbreak and need to know why he was killed.

The investigation is being handled by multiple agencies: the Colorado River Indian Tribes Police Department, the Parker Police Department, the FBI, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Authorities have identified a person of interest arrested on an unrelated charge the day after the shooting and have said other juveniles not from the tribe may have been involved. If anyone knew Anthony or saw activity at Western Park that evening, please share what can help the investigation.