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Summary based on 5 sources
A Black male named Davontae Treshawn Shakur Logan, aged 22, was the victim of a violent homicide in Louisville, Kentucky, during the spring of 2021. The sequence of events surrounding his death came to light on the evening of Wednesday, May 26, when law enforcement officers were dispatched to the Beechmont neighborhood following reports of a person down. At approximately 9:30 p.m., Louisville Metro Police Department officers arrived at the 4500 block of Bellevue Avenue, where they discovered Logan unresponsive. Upon further investigation at the scene, it was determined that he had suffered fatal gunshot wounds, and he was pronounced dead.

While the discovery of his body occurred on May 26, some memorials and records indicate that the violence resulting in his death may have taken place days earlier, on May 24. The Jefferson County Coroner’s Office officially identified him the following day, confirming the cause of death as a shooting. In the immediate aftermath of the tragedy, the Louisville Metro Police Department's Homicide Unit launched an investigation, canvassing the area for potential witnesses or evidence that could shed light on the circumstances leading up to the shooting.

At the time of the initial reports and subsequent coverage, authorities stated that there were no suspects in custody. The case was listed among the city's open homicides for that year, with police urging anyone with information to contact their anonymous tip line. Friends and family gathered shortly after his passing to honor his memory with a balloon release at Chickasaw Park, remembering him as a beloved son and brother who left behind a large family, including both parents and nine siblings. Public records available in the years following the incident do not indicate that an arrest has been made in connection with his murder.