On the afternoon of March 5, 2015, 41-year-old Jerry Jamison was fatally shot during a home invasion at his house on Southwest 22nd Street in Oklahoma City. According to police and neighbors, two men — later identified as David Lee Cox and 21-year-old Russell Ermeling — were allowed inside after knocking, then forced their way in, some wearing masks and carrying guns. The intruders moved into the kitchen, ransacked cabinets and demanded money while Jamison’s three children were held at gunpoint on the floor.

Jamison confronted the armed men and a struggle followed; he was shot multiple times and later died at OU Medical Center. During the altercation someone inside the house obtained a gun and Cox was found outside with a gunshot wound and taken to OU Medical Hospital in critical condition under guard. Ermeling fled in a white getaway car but later surrendered to the Tecumseh Police Department and was booked on a charge of first-degree murder. Investigators say a third person — the getaway driver — has not been identified and remained at large; police appealed for information. A fundraiser was started to help Jamison’s children.

If anyone knew the getaway driver or has information about the planning of the robbery, please share what is known with investigators.