May 16, 2025 - 04:55

Kendrick Finch has posted bond after being accused of fatally shooting Ashlee Long, a real estate agent from the Houston area, in Downtown Dallas. The tragic incident occurred when a man accompanying Long accidentally brushed his hand against Finch's vehicle, which led to a confrontation.
Witnesses reported that the situation escalated quickly, resulting in Finch allegedly pulling out a firearm and shooting Long. The event has sent shockwaves through the community, as Long was a well-respected figure in the real estate industry, known for her dedication and professionalism.
Following the incident, Finch was taken into custody and charged with murder. The bond posting allows him temporary release while awaiting trial. The case has garnered significant media attention, highlighting issues of road rage and public safety. Friends and colleagues of Long have expressed their grief and outrage, calling for justice in what they describe as a senseless act of violence.
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