Jermonee Tolliver Moore was a 19-year-old Black woman from Phoenix who was killed October 15, 2017, after gunfire erupted at a crowded house party on the city’s west side. Police were called about 2 a.m. to a residence near 107th Avenue and Camelback Road after shots were fired. Witnesses told investigators a fight had broken out at the party and people involved were asked to leave; a short time later someone returned and opened fire from outside in a drive-by-style attack, sending bullets into the home.

Jermonee was gravely wounded, transported to a trauma center, and despite being revived several times she died of massive blood loss. Three men, ages 19 to 21, were also struck; two were listed in critical condition immediately afterward. Detectives later identified a potential suspect connected to the earlier altercation, and Phoenix police announced the arrest of 20-year-old Malik Berkely in the days following the shooting. Reports do not provide detailed information about subsequent court proceedings or final disposition.

Her family publicly asked for tips and her death has been included in broader memorials of gun violence; community pages remember her as kind and beautiful in spirit. If anyone knew Jermonee or has information about the October 15, 2017 shooting, please come forward.