Albert Bernard Stanley was a 62‑year‑old African‑American male who died as a result of gun violence in Laurel, Delaware. He was shot while working as a security guard at a club called “Da Spot” during New Year's Eve events. The shooting occurred at the location of 32109 Lou's Discount Lane in Laurel, DE, on December 31, 2010. Though the fatal gunshot wound occurred on that date, he succumbed to his injury and passed away two days later, on January 2, 2011.
At the time of his death on January 2, 2011, the victim was aged 62, male, and reported to be Black or African‑American.
The incident began when Albert Bernard Stanley, a 62‑year‑old African‑American male working security, was attempting to intervene as multiple fights erupted above and outside the club “Da Spot” during a New Year's Eve party. In the course of crowd control, shots were fired and he suffered a single gunshot wound to the head. The 62‑year‑old male victim was transported for medical attention but did not survive, dying two days after the incident, on January 2, 2011.
Regarding law enforcement activity, there is no publicly available information indicating that any arrests were made in connection with the shooting of the 62‑year‑old Black male victim, Albert Bernard Stanley. No suspect or suspects have been publicly identified in the sources. The Delaware State Police webpage listing unsolved homicide cases does not specify this case among active or cleared investigations, suggesting the case may remain unresolved or not publicly updated with suspect details.
To summarize: Albert Bernard Stanley, an African‑American male aged 62, was shot in the head while acting as security during a New Year's Eve event in Laurel, Delaware on December 31, 2010, and died from the injury on January 2, 2011. No arrests or suspects have been disclosed in the available public records or memorial listings.
