On the morning of February 4, 2016, 50-year-old Denny Lee Davis was working a night shift as a clerk at the Stop N' Go, a 24-hour liquor store on Warnock Street in Louisville, Kentucky. Around 2 a.m., an argument with 32-year-old James Spaulding escalated when Spaulding produced a handgun and shot Davis, killing him. Spaulding also fired at another person in the store and, after leaving, shot into a nearby home where residents were asleep.

Spaulding fled in a pickup truck, led police on a pursuit that ended on the Watterson Expressway near the I-65 interchange, wrecked the vehicle, tried to run and was taken into custody after reportedly biting an officer and causing damage to a cruiser. He was charged with murder, attempted murder, wanton endangerment, fleeing and evading police, third-degree assault, and first-degree criminal mischief; a jury found him guilty of the murder of Denny Davis in April 2018 and recommended a 33-year prison sentence.

Anyone who knew Denny, worked at the Stop N' Go, or saw activity on Warnock Street that night is asked to share what they remember.