Raymond Anderson, Sr., a 34-year-old African American man from Galveston, Texas, tragically lost his life on February 18, 2019. He was well-known and loved in his community, having attended Galveston Public Schools and leaving a lasting impact on everyone who knew him. Raymond is survived by his wife, Tamika Felton, and his children, Raymond Anderson Jr., Charles Anderson, Ashley Jackson, and his stepsons, Prince Hall and Jayceon Felton.
Raymond's death was the result of a shooting
incident in the 2700 block of Avenue K in Galveston. The suspect, Roshawn "Lo' Down" Crookshank, was identified by the police as the person responsible for the murder. According to authorities, Crookshank shot Raymond multiple times, leading to his death. The motive behind the shooting was believed to be a personal vendetta, as the two men knew each other. The Galveston Police Department issued a warrant for Crookshank's arrest and offered a cash reward for information leading to his capture.
Raymond's family has been vocal about seeking justice for his death. His mother, Amanda Anderson, and his sister, Robin Dennis, have publicly called for Crookshank to turn himself in and face the consequences of his actions. The family has also urged anyone with information about Crookshank's whereabouts to come forward and assist in the investigation.
The case has garnered significant attention from law enforcement agencies across Texas and Louisiana, with authorities urging the public to help locate Crookshank. The investigation remains ongoing, and the family continues to seek closure and justice for Raymond Anderson's untimely death.
Raymond Anderson's legacy lives on through his family and the memories he left behind. His passing has deeply affected his loved ones, who remember him as a shining light and a beloved member of their community.
