Kyndall Myers was 18 when she was fatally shot on June 26, 2022, in the 800 block of Quincy Street NW in Washington, D.C. The shooting happened after a rooftop party in the Petworth neighborhood was broken up and people gathered on the street; shots were fired from a passing vehicle into the crowd. Myers was struck in the head and pronounced dead at the scene; two other juvenile victims suffered non-serious injuries.

Kyndall was an honor roll student and a prize-winning cheerleader who had been accepted to several colleges and planned to study sports medicine at North Carolina Central University to become a personal athletic trainer. Her family described her as outgoing, funny, and a loving guardian to younger cousins.

Investigators tracked a stolen Volkswagen Jetta, taken in an armed carjacking days earlier, to the scene using a GPS device. Police recovered the abandoned vehicle hours after the shooting and found shell casings inside that matched the bullet that killed Myers. Court documents identify 23-year-old Celot Carr as the suspected shooter; he denied involvement but a judge found probable cause based on the GPS and ballistic evidence. Carr was arrested and charged with first-degree murder while armed in December 2022 and was later arraigned in September 2023. If anyone knew Kyndall or has information about that night, please come forward.