On the night of November 14, 2018, 38-year-old Johnnie Fenn Jr., a Black man from Troy, Alabama, was fatally shot in Minneapolis and later died at Hennepin Healthcare at about 11:25 p.m. The evening began when Fenn asked a friend to drive him to North Minneapolis for a meeting. They met two men who rode in the backseat; the group parked behind a gold Cadillac and discussed drug dealing.

According to the friend, he stepped out of the car and shortly afterward heard gunfire from inside, followed by shouting and more shots. The two men from the backseat then exited, got into the gold Cadillac, and sped away. Fenn was found with multiple gunshot wounds, including one to the heart.

Investigators linked the Cadillac to a man seen on Burger King surveillance dropping off the vehicle the next morning. Police arrested 39-year-old Jahee E. Omar of Minneapolis and charged him with aiding an offender after the fact; Omar admitted being in the car with Fenn and another suspect but denied knowledge of the shooting. The suspected gunman remained at large. Does anyone have information about the vehicle, the two men who entered the backseat, or the shooting?