On the morning of October 7, 2018, a confrontation at a Muncie, Indiana convenience store and gas station ended with 28-year-old Jordan Rowe shot multiple times and killed. The melee began when Armon D. Edwards, who believed Rowe had fired shots at his grandmother’s house, approached Rowe wearing his jacket hood up. Edwards drew a handgun, grabbed Rowe by his shirt and struck him with the weapon; Rowe then fired his own handgun, shooting Edwards in the torso.

Despite being wounded, Edwards continued the attack, knocking Rowe to the ground near the pumps and shooting him at close range. An autopsy found Rowe had sustained six gunshot wounds, which caused his death. Edwards fled the scene but was later identified, arrested and charged; he raised self-defense at trial, and a jury convicted him of felony murder and criminal recklessness while acquitting him of the separate murder charge.

Does anyone have details about the confrontation that morning or knew Rowe and can add context about their ongoing dispute?