Namir Brown-Sullivan, a 25-year-old Black male from Wilmington, Delaware, was killed on September 9, 2020, after gunfire broke out in the 3400 block of Church Street in Wilmington. What began as a Wednesday evening in the city's Eastlawn area became a double-shooting investigation when police responded around 6:38 p.m. and found two men wounded by gunfire.
Brown-Sullivan was one of the two victims struck in the shooting.
Both men were taken for medical treatment, but Brown-Sullivan died from his injuries. The second victim, identified in reports as Khiry Clark, also 25, later succumbed to his injuries, turning the incident into a double homicide and deepening the impact of the violence on families and the surrounding community.
The public reports describe the case as an active investigation after the shooting, with authorities asking anyone with information to contact Wilmington Police Detective Brian Conkey or submit tips through Delaware Crime Stoppers. The available online source material did not identify a suspect by name in the immediate reporting, and it did not provide a confirmed motive for the shooting.
No publicly available online sources reviewed showed an announced arrest, filed charges, trial, conviction, or named suspect connected specifically to the deaths of Namir Brown-Sullivan and Khiry Clark. The case was left publicly described as under investigation, with investigators seeking information from the community about who was responsible for the gunfire on Church Street.
