Do you know who murdered Kevin Lofty? Kevin Lofty, a male identified as African-American, was found shot to death in Southeast Washington, D.C., on July 10, 2005. The Metropolitan Police Department's case flyer records the incident at approximately 4:54 a.m. on the 3522 block of 22nd Street SE and names Kevin Lofty as the victim; the flyer was prepared by the MPD Major Case Unit and carried an offer of a reward for information.
Neighbors and investigators described a quiet, early-morning scene that turned traumatic when officers responded and discovered Lofty's body; the MPD document notes the case was under the Major Case Unit's investigation and requests anyone with information to contact the department's tip lines. The official flyer — a one-page MPD release used to solicit public leads — lists the date, time and address of the shooting and directs calls to both the Major Case Unit and the Synchronized Operations Command Center.
Publicly available law-enforcement records and cold-case listings that reference the MPD flyer indicate the matter was handled as an active Major Case at the time of the posting and was later included among the department's unsolved/major-case publications; those sources do not report any subsequent arrest or conviction tied to Lofty's killing. As of the documents and aggregated cold-case summaries available online, no named suspect, arrest, or charging information appears in the MPD release or in later public case lists, and the department continued to seek information from the public.
