Harry Briggs was 45 when he was shot during an attempted robbery while working the night shift at Joe’s Junction convenience store on West Troy Avenue and Lynhurst Drive in Indianapolis. The attack occurred the night of June 4, 2014, when an assailant entered the store, confronted Briggs and another employee, and fired three shots. One bullet struck Briggs in the head; he was taken to hospital and placed on life support before dying on June 7, 2014.

Briggs had lived and worked in Indianapolis for 14 years and was remembered by family and friends as kind and generous. His organs were donated, helping four other people. Surveillance footage from the store captured the suspect during the crime and fleeing the scene, and the community provided numerous tips that assisted the investigation.

Who in Indianapolis remembers Harry or has information about the robbery that night?