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Ronald "Fray" James Frazier, Jr., a 31-year-old African American man from Port Arthur, Texas, tragically died on August 25, 2021. Known affectionately as "Fray," he was a social butterfly who loved spending time with family and friends, and had a special fondness for children. He was recently blessed with his first and only child, Legend Frazier. Fray's life was cut short in a tragic incident that shook the community.

On the night of his death, Ronald Frazier was involved in an argument with his girlfriend, Brittany Nicole Tims, outside a Wing Stop restaurant in Port Arthur. The argument escalated, and Tims shot Frazier once in the chest. Frazier died at the scene, and Tims was arrested shortly afterward. Initially, Tims claimed that Frazier accidentally shot himself, but witnesses and evidence contradicted her story. Investigators determined that the location of the gunshot wound indicated that the gun was pointed directly at Frazier's chest, leading to Tims' arrest on charges of murder.

The case garnered significant attention, and a grand jury indicted Tims for murder. However, in a plea deal, she later pleaded guilty to manslaughter, a lesser charge. In April 2024, Tims was sentenced to 10 years of deferred probation. This means that if she complies with the terms of her probation, she will avoid a formal conviction. The case remains a poignant reminder of the devastating consequences of domestic violence and the importance of addressing such issues within the community.

Ronald Frazier's death left a void in the lives of his family and friends, who continue to cherish his memory. His legacy lives on through his son, Legend, and the love and joy he brought to those around him.