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Summary based on 8 sources
On the evening of Thanksgiving Eve, November 23, 2022, Craig Robinson, a 24-year-old Black / African American man, was fatally shot in Providence, Rhode Island. The incident unfolded as Robinson was driving his vehicle, creating a sequence of events that would end in tragedy and leave a family searching for answers. Remembered as a charismatic and selfless individual, his death marked the city's eighth homicide of the year.

Authorities believe the shooting was a targeted attack. It is thought to have occurred on Phebe Street, where evidence, including shell casings, was later discovered. After being shot, Robinson continued to drive for a short distance before crashing his car into a fence and a tree on Hazael Street around 7 p.m. When police responded to the reports of a vehicle collision, they found him suffering from a gunshot wound. He was rushed to Rhode Island Hospital, but his injuries proved to be fatal, and he was pronounced dead shortly after his arrival. There were other individuals in the car at the time of the incident.

In the wake of the shooting, family and friends mourned the loss of a man described as having an infectious smile and a positive energy. He was a talented musician, athlete, and content creator who was known for his dedication to his family. His sister has been a vocal advocate for justice, urging anyone with information to come forward to help bring closure to their family.

Despite the ongoing investigation by the Providence Police Department and the belief that the act was not random, no arrests have been made in connection with Craig Robinson's murder. The case remains unsolved, and police have not publicly identified any suspects. The family continues to hope that someone will provide the information needed to hold those responsible for his death accountable.