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On November 22, 2015, 18-year-old Jamaal Tre Gossett, a recent graduate of Bryan Station High School, was shot and killed inside an SUV at the intersection of Kent Drive and Cabot Drive in Lexington, Kentucky. Gossett had arranged to meet someone to sell a small quantity of marijuana and was sitting in his vehicle with a witness when two men entered the backseat.

Lexington police identified 22-year-old Terry Lavaughn Farrell as the primary suspect after tracing the phone used to arrange the meeting to Farrell and placing that phone in the immediate vicinity of the shooting through cell phone records. Farrell was arrested and charged with murder and first-degree robbery.

If anyone has information about the shooting, the people present that night, or the events leading up to the meeting, please share what is known.