On June 4, 2014, 18-year-old Ronald Holliman was shot and killed while sitting on a stoop with a group of men in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood. Multiple gunmen opened fire; Holliman died and three other men were wounded. One survivor later recognized a suspect, Reginald Jackson, on Facebook and identified him to police.

In 2016 another victim corroborated that Jackson was one of the shooters. Despite those identifications, formal charges against Jackson were not brought promptly, creating controversy over the pace of the legal response and the processing of evidence. The delay drew attention to how prolonged pre-charge periods affect victims’ families and the community’s hopes for accountability.

Does anyone have information about witnesses or about the investigation that could help bring clarity to what happened that night?