Londen Dean Brown was killed in St. Louis, Missouri, on May 28, 2016, after gunfire erupted in the 4400 block of Labadie Avenue and left him on the sidewalk with multiple gunshot wounds. A 22-year-old Black man, he was pronounced dead at the scene as the afternoon around him turned suddenly chaotic.
Investigators treated the shooting as a homicide and, in the days that followed, leaned on the public for help in piecing together what happened and who might have been involved. Police circulated details about a vehicle they wanted to identify in connection with the killing: a black, four-door 2013 Dodge Charger Super Bee with Missouri license plate FN9-C4N, recognizable by the Super Bee markings near the rear corner panels.
Public reporting available online does not show any named suspect being publicly identified, nor does it show an arrest or formal charges announced in connection with Brown’s death. What remains in view is the outline of an investigation trying to pull clarity from a few fragments—where he fell, how quickly it happened, and the hope that someone who recognized a key detail would come forward before the trail went cold.
