On a crisp autumn morning in Baltimore, the life of Reginald White, a 29-year-old Black/African American man, was tragically cut short. On Saturday, November 1, 2014, at approximately 7:17 a.m., White, who was also known by the nickname “Crock,” was murdered in the 400 block of North Gay Street.
The Baltimore Police Department quickly launched a homicide investigation into the circumstances surrounding White's death. As authorities worked to piece together the events of that early morning, information was shared with the public in an effort to gather leads. Metro Crime Stoppers became involved, circulating details of the case and a photograph of White, appealing to the community for any information that might help identify a suspect or suspects.
Despite these efforts, publicly available information regarding the specifics of how Reginald White was killed has remained scarce. Details about the motive behind his murder or whether any individuals were ever identified as persons of interest have not been released in the years following the incident. The case remains a painful memory for those who knew him, a story without a final chapter as no arrests have been publicly announced in connection with his death. The investigation into who is responsible for the death of Reginald White continues.
