Keneth Cutts was a 17-year-old senior and football player at Roseville High School when he was shot in the neck on the evening of Monday, April 24, 2017, in Warren, Michigan. The shooting followed a dispute that began over a weekend basketball game; although Cutts had not been involved in the original altercation, he was with friends who had been. After he was shot near Paige Avenue and Mac Arthur Boulevard, friends pulled him into a nearby home and tried to stop the bleeding. Cutts was taken to a hospital and died in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Police arrested two people within a day. One man, 25-year-old Larry Londra Walker, was charged with first-degree premeditated murder and a felony firearms violation. At a preliminary hearing a friend of Cutts testified placing Walker at the scene; the judge found sufficient evidence to send the case to trial. Walker was later sentenced to 30 to 50 years in prison. Details about the second person arrested have not been publicly disclosed.

If anyone knew Keneth, his circle of friends that night, or saw activity around Paige Avenue and Mac Arthur Boulevard on April 24, 2017, please share what could help complete the record of what happened.