On July 26, 2020, a dispute at the Mega Classic Diner in Flint Township, Michigan, escalated into a quadruple shooting that fatally wounded 27-year-old Roshawn Antionez Terrell. Terrell, a Black father of three, had been called to the restaurant by his sister to help settle an argument with another man. He was taken to Hurley Medical Center, where he died; three other people were also injured and police described Terrell and two of the other wounded people as unarmed.

Police arrested 25-year-old Taj Andrico Jackson II at a nearby gas station and charged him with open murder in Terrell’s death, three counts of assault with intent to murder, and multiple weapons charges. A second man, 30-year-old Dequan Arrimus Sisson, was charged with carelessly discharging a firearm; authorities said he fired at Jackson as Jackson fled. Investigators reported that shots were exchanged outside the diner between Jackson and one of the other victims.

A Genesee County jury later acquitted Jackson of the murder charge and of several other felonies but convicted him on a concealed weapons count. Who has information about what happened that night at the Mega Classic Diner?