Thursday marked the third anniversary since Meiko Locksley was shot and killed in Columbia.
He was just 25-years-old.
Help Howard County Police find Meiko Locksley's killer
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WAS COACHING FOOTBALL FORALABAMA.
THREE YEARS AGO THEFAMILY WAS STUNNED WHEN THEIRSON, MEIKO LOCKSLEY, WASGUNNED DOWN.
TODAY...MIKELOCKSLEY IS THE HEAD COACH FORTHE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLANDTERRAPINS.
WMAR 2 NEWS'S DONHARRISON TELLS US THE FAMILYIS STILL HEARTBROKEN AND SAYSTHIS HOMICIDE IS ALL ABOUTTIME.Sot: Time is the most valuablecommodity we have and we ranout of time with Meiko onSeptember 3rd..... Track: MIkeLocksley, joined by his wife,says they may have run out oftime with their son, but theysay it's not too late forsomeone to speak up.
Sot: Ifanyone has any information inregard to this case that youcome forward.
Track: It wasthree years ago today when thecall came about the shootingof their son Meiko.
A singlegunshot wound to the chest wasall it took to smash thedreams of a proud father.Sot:(Coach Locksley) He was agreat son, caring, was notperfect as no child is,talented athlete, smart, gonetoo soon but thankful of the25 years we did get to spendwith him.
Sot: (Chief Myers)We are doubling the reward upto $20,000.
Track: As thereward is increased, thepolice do not believe this wasa random shooting.
CoachLocksley teaches his studentathletes the X's and O's offootball.
Dad, Mike Locksley,teaches us what it's like tolose a son.
Sot: You never getover it, you just learn to getthrough it...... Stand up:Howard County police say theycontinue to exhaust all theirresources to investigate thiscrime.
Detectives say theyfeel there is somebody outthere that knows something.Sot: (Capt Cory Zirk) You mayhave that one small detailthat may seem insignificant toyou but may be the last pieceof the puzzle for ourdetectives.
Track: The policesay there are a lot ofuncertain things about thishomicide, but they are sureabout one thing.
Sot: TheLocksley family deservesclosure and Meiko deservesjustice.
In Howard county, DHNEW TONIGHT-- BALTIMORE CITYWON'T BE THE ONLY PART OF