Domingo Lee Gonzales, 25, was shot and killed in Portland, Oregon, in the early morning of November 17, 2002. Police were called to reports of a shooting near 7144 NE 22nd Avenue, outside an after-hours club, at about 4:31 a.m. Officers pursuing a vehicle that left the scene stopped it at Emanuel Hospital, where Gonzales was rushed into the emergency room and later pronounced dead of apparent gunshot wounds.

Witnesses heard multiple rounds and saw cars speeding away. Several people were seen getting into dark or light-colored Buick cars; one man in a light plaid button-up shirt was reported exiting a passenger-side door moments before the shots. Investigators have described a possible gang connection, noting Gonzales was believed to be a Crips member and that the shooting may have been tied to a dispute over a dog fight. Three days later a separate retaliatory shooting killed Asia Bell and blinded her husband; suspects arrested in that later case included members or associates of Gonzales’s gang and two of his brothers.

Gonzales’s homicide remains unsolved with no public arrests identified for his killing. Did anyone in the area that night see the Buicks or the people who left the scene?