A Google search of Adil Dghoughi’s name will offer you little to no information about his death. Hardly any media outlets have covered it. Dghoughi, an unarmed Moroccan citizen living in the U.S., was shot and killed by a Texas resident in an unprovoked attack on Oct. 11. According to Morocco World News, Dghoughi was shot by 65-year-old Terry Turner for sitting in a parked car near Turner’s residence in Martindale, Texas, a small town about 40 miles from Austin.

Moroccan community members, Dghoughi’s family, and minority advocates are now demanding justice for Dghoughi’s case, in which no one was arrested or investigated in connection to—despite police reports confirming a man verbally confronted 31-year-old Dghouhghi before shooting him. Advocates and family members questioned why the shooter not only initially remained unidentified but also was not taken into police custody.

Officers responded to the scene within 15 minutes and had emergency services transport Dghoughi to the hospital, where he died shortly after, Morocco World News reported. While the Caldwell County Sheriff’s Office released an official statement describing the incident, no information was shared outside of the fact that the “shooter remained cooperative,” and that local authorities decided against arrest charges.