Terell Martin-Coleman was 16 when he was fatally shot outside his family’s home on Roxbury Street in Detroit just before 3 a.m. on August 19, 2016. He was with his two brothers, aged 24 and 14, when a black sedan drove by and someone inside opened fire. Terell’s older brother drove him to a nearby hospital, but his injuries proved fatal.

Family members including his mother Rhonda Martin, his uncle Bishop Willie Martin, and his godmother Maria Star gathered at the home after the shooting, mourning the loss and describing the neighborhood as no longer safe even on a porch. Police canvassed the area but reported few leads: no witnesses came forward claiming to have seen or heard anything, and investigators did not find shell casings at the scene. Authorities said they were searching for two male suspects who had been in the black sedan; no arrests were reported at that time.

Does anyone who lived near Roxbury Street that night or who remembers seeing a black sedan that passed through the area have information to share?