The Donovon Lynch Case

The Donovon Lynch Case

An Independent Investigation Into the Death of Donovon Lynch

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      • Donovon Lynch
      • Deshayla Harris
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      • Darrion Marsh
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      • Officer Solomon Simmons
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      • Justin Fairfax
      • Jeff Reichert
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      • Wayne Lynch
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  • Series
    • Shots in the Dark: The Donovon Lynch Case and the Questions That Remain
    • Chaos, Seconds, and a Fatal Shot
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    • Harris v. City of Virginia Beach
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Tag: use of force

March 26, 2026 Michael Phillips

Were Emergency Lights Activated When Officer Simmons Approached?

March 22, 2026 Michael Phillips

March 22, 2026 — Investigation Update

March 22, 2026 Michael Phillips

Seconds in the Dark: Reconstructing the Exact Moments of the Donovon Lynch Shooting

March 22, 2026March 22, 2026 Michael Phillips

Alternative Minute-by-Minute Timeline: March 26–27, 2021

March 22, 2026 Michael Phillips

How Officer Simmons Justified the Use of Lethal Force Against Donovon Lynch

March 20, 2026March 21, 2026 Michael Phillips

The Officer’s Mind

Disclaimer: The content on this website reflects the personal opinions, experiences, and interpretations of the parties involved. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, some claims are based on publicly available documents, court filings, and firsthand testimony. No part of this website should be construed as legal advice.

Allegations or statements of misconduct are based on documents, affidavits, and/or public records unless otherwise noted.

All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

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