Shareef Flemming was a 20-year-old Black male from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, whose life ended in violence on March 22, 2010. He was listed among Philadelphia’s 2010 homicide victims, with both the assault date and death date recorded as March 22, 2010. The location connected to his death was the 2600 block of North 29th Street, a residential stretch in North Philadelphia.
The available public information leaves much of the story in shadow. What is known is that Shareef was killed that day and became one of the city’s homicide victims during a year marked by persistent gun violence and loss across Philadelphia. The record does not provide a detailed account of the moments before the attack, who called for help, whether he died at the scene or later at a hospital, or what investigators believed led to the killing.
No publicly available information found identifies a suspect or suspects in Shareef Flemming’s death. No arrest, charging document, trial outcome, conviction, or sentencing information was located in the available online records. Based on the accessible public details, the case appears to remain unresolved, with the circumstances and responsibility for his death not publicly explained.
