Justice Still Awaited: Remembering Randi Hunt and Hezachi Oxendine as Their Families Hold Onto Hope.

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The memories of Randi Hunt, 20, and Hezachi Oxendine, 15, continue to live on in the hearts of their families, friends, and the Pembroke community following the tragic shooting that claimed their lives during a birthday celebration in Robeson County on March 13, 2022. Their lives were taken far too soon in an act of violence that forever changed the lives of everyone who knew and loved them. As loved ones continue to grieve this unimaginable loss, they remain united in honoring Randi and Hezachi while hoping for justice in their names.

Authorities alleged that the shooting occurred at a birthday party for a 16-year-old at a home on Jones Road in Pembroke. Investigators reported that Randi Hunt died at the scene, while Hezachi Oxendine was rushed to a hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries. The heartbreaking incident left the community mourning the loss of two young lives filled with promise and potential.

The case has recently drawn renewed attention after the man charged in connection with the shooting, Joshton Locklear, was released from jail on a $350,000 bond following a court hearing. According to family members of one of the victims, they were not informed that the bond hearing would take place, leaving them feeling overlooked during an important stage of the legal process. They have also expressed concerns about what the release could mean for the future of the case as they continue to await a trial date.

Though the legal proceedings remain ongoing, the love shared for Randi Hunt and Hezachi Oxendine has never faded. Their families continue to cherish every memory, celebrate their lives, and keep their spirits alive through stories, photographs, and the enduring impact they made on those around them. May their memories forever be a blessing, and may their loved ones find strength, comfort, and hope as they continue seeking justice while preserving the legacy of two beautiful lives gone far too soon.

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