On the morning of June 2, 2016, 28-year-old Tyrone McFolley was shot and killed while stopped at a traffic light near Chalmers and the I-94 service drive in Detroit. A black Chrysler Sebring pulled alongside his vehicle; a man exited from the passenger side, fired into McFolley’s car, then re-entered the Sebring, which was driven by a woman. McFolley’s vehicle then crashed into a nearby auto repair shop. Emergency crews responded but he was pronounced dead at the scene.

Friends and family described McFolley as well-liked and laid-back. Detroit police opened a homicide investigation and appealed for public leads, but the case has gone cold. No arrests have been announced and the shooter and the female driver remain unidentified.

If anyone knew Tyrone, saw the black Chrysler Sebring that morning, or has information that could help, please come forward.