Seventeen-year-old Garden City High School student Reginald Rose Robinson was shot and killed while walking out of a store on Meyers Street in Detroit on February 24, 2017. He and a friend had walked past a woman when someone nearby made a comment about her body; although reports say the teenagers did not make the remark, the woman became upset. A dark-colored SUV then approached, shots were fired from the vehicle, and Reginald was struck in the head and pronounced dead at the scene.

Within days two women from Detroit were arrested in connection with the drive-by shooting: Sharnea Diamond McCoy, identified as the driver, and Erica Italy Osburn, identified as the passenger who fired the shots. Court filings describe the killing as triggered by the women’s reaction to the comment and by Reginald laughing afterward. Both pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and felony firearm violations; McCoy received 16 to 40 years and Osburn 27 to 50 years.

If anyone knew Reginald, his movements that evening, or witnessed the shooting, any additional information could still be important.