Delegance Crawl, 36, was fatally shot on March 8, 2024, in the 7400 block of South Euclid in Chicago. Prosecutors say the episode began when 20-year-old Quijuan Lewis, recently released on parole, exited a car and hid behind another vehicle. As Crawl walked looking at his phone, Lewis allegedly jumped out and struck him in the head multiple times with a gun. Crawl then produced his own firearm and a shootout followed. Lewis shot Crawl in the back of the head; Crawl shot Lewis in the leg. Crawl was left severely wounded and motionless on the ground; Lewis ran to a nearby gas station and hid his gun in a potato chip display.

A passerby picked up Crawl’s gun, followed Lewis to the gas station and, according to prosecutors, fired multiple times at Lewis’s buttocks before fleeing. Police recovered Lewis’s gun from the display and charged Lewis with first-degree murder; a judge granted the state’s detention petition and Lewis is being held. Lewis had been released from prison on January 18, 2024, after serving a reduced sentence for an unlawful use of a weapon conviction, and his parole status is under review.

Who has information about Crawl’s final movements that evening or about the unidentified passerby at the gas station?