Daquan Foster was 22 when he was fatally shot in the late hours of October 29, 2017, in the parking lot of Latitude 84 on South Hosmer Street in Tacoma, Washington. Foster, a Black/African American soldier stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, had been leaving the nightclub with his wife and friends when a dispute in the parking lot escalated into gunfire as he and his wife ran toward their car. Foster was struck multiple times and later died at a local hospital; his wife sustained a gunshot wound to her thumb and survived.

Tacoma police identified two suspects, Marshall Marion Wilson and Randy L. Donaldson, and recovered shell casings from two different firearms at the scene, indicating two shooters. Both men were arrested and charged with second-degree murder and first-degree assault. Marshall Wilson was convicted of murder, assault, and unlawful gun possession and sentenced to more than 43 years in prison. Randy Donaldson’s trials included two mistrials for hung juries before a later conviction for second-degree murder, first-degree assault, and second-degree assault; he received a 42 years and 10 months sentence.

Are there details from that night or people who knew Daquan that could help fill in what happened before the shooting?