Christopher Robinson, a 22-year-old male student at Lincoln University, tragically died on March 5, 2016, in Coatesville, Pennsylvania. Robinson, who was from Philadelphia, was shot in the neck during what police determined was an arranged robbery. He was with another student when they were confronted by three masked men who robbed them. During the robbery, one of the masked men shot Robinson, leading to his death.
Evander Wilson, a 24-year-old man from Coatesville, was arrested and
charged with second-degree homicide, robbery, conspiracy, and other related offenses. Police determined that Wilson had arranged the robbery by contacting the masked men ahead of time and driving Robinson and the other student to the location. Wilson's actions led to Robinson's death, and he was taken into custody facing serious charges.
The investigation into Robinson's death involved the Coatesville Police Department, Chester County Detectives, and Pennsylvania State Police. Authorities continued to investigate the case, seeking additional information from the public. The incident had a significant impact on the Lincoln University community, prompting the administration to offer grief counseling and support to students.
The case against Wilson was ongoing, with law enforcement working to gather evidence and build a strong prosecution. The tragic loss of Christopher Robinson highlighted the dangers of criminal activities and the devastating consequences they can have on individuals and their families.
