On October 23, 2016, 38-year-old Israel Dominguez Alfaro, a Hispanic man, was beaten and shot during a street confrontation in Tucson near 7th Avenue and Lincoln Street. He and his brother had been walking when a blue SUV stopped and several people — described as several men and a woman — got out and a fight began. Alfaro was struck with a bat and then shot; he was taken to a nearby hospital but died of his injuries.

A makeshift memorial of balloons, candles and flowers was later left at the scene. The Tucson Police Department arrested at least two people in connection with the killing: 29-year-old Alice Puente was charged with first-degree murder and kidnapping, and, months later, Angel Torres, 38, was arrested and charged with second-degree murder.

If anyone saw the group around 7th Avenue and Lincoln Street that evening or has information about the attack, please come forward.