Jeremy Mark Zimmerman, 45, male, was shot near dusk on a Friday night beneath the Interstate 15 underpass at North D Street, just north of downtown Las Vegas. Police and fire crews were called around 8:25–8:30 p.m., where officers found him mortally wounded; the coroner later determined he died of a gunshot wound to the head. Reports from that weekend identified him publicly and placed the scene at D Street and Washington Avenue under the freeway span, a corridor hemmed in by concrete and
chain link where traffic roars above and pedestrians pass in the shadows below.
Witness information focused detectives on a vehicle seen in the area at the time of the shooting: a white four-door pickup truck with dual rear wheels, tinted windows, and a yellow stripe along the passenger side. Investigators asked the public for help locating the truck and its occupants, emphasizing that tips routed through Crime Stoppers could yield a reward. Early coverage noted no immediate arrests and no clear motive as homicide detectives taped off the underpass and canvassed for surveillance or leads.
Subsequent memorial and compilation records list Zimmerman among those lost to gun violence in Las Vegas that weekend, with some entries recording the date as June 13, 2015, reflecting the timing of notification and publication that followed the Friday-night shooting. Across the contemporaneous news reports, authorities did not announce an arrest in the case, and appeals for information remained the central thread of the investigation narrative made public.
