Avion Evans, the teenager who tragically lost his life during a fight at the Brookland-Catholic University Metro Station, has been identified by the Metropolitan Police Department. The incident occurred on the platform located in the 800 block of Monroe Street NE.
The shooting occurred around 4 p.m. on April 4th.
Tragically, Evans lost his life while on his way to an after-school program. He was simply chatting with a friend when this heartbreaking incident occurred.
After the tragic shooting incident, the family received an outpouring of support from friends and loved ones. In response, a GoFundMe campaign was launched to provide financial assistance to the family. The campaign gained significant momentum, with donations pouring in rapidly.
Avion, according to his parents, possessed a multitude of remarkable qualities. He was not only smart and intelligent, but also had a penchant for engaging in debates. In addition, he had a great sense of humor and was skilled in computer graphics and game editing. Avion also excelled in athletics, particularly in running track. His parents fondly remember him as a sweet and loving child, and they believe that his spirit continues to guide them every step of the way.
The police investigators have recently shared images of the suspect involved in the incident. According to the description provided, the suspect is a Black man with light skin, seen wearing a black jacket, black hoodie, light blue jeans, black and white shoes, and carrying a gray square backpack. Additionally, the suspect was also seen wearing a mask during the incident.
The suspect is still on the loose several days after the tragic shooting occurred.
The Metropolitan Police Department is currently investigating the shooting.
