Surveillance video released in search for Prince George's Community College student's killer
WASHINGTON - Alison Cienfuegos-Vasquez was shot and killed earlier this month after she told her mom she went to Southeast D.C. to visit a man she met on Instagram.
Police released security camera footage Wednesday from the night the 21-year-old was murdered – in hopes the public will help identify Cienfuegos-Vasquez's killer.
The footage shows two persons of interest hop out of a car in the 1200 block of Valley Avenue Southeast.
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The two men appear to be carrying guns and in one clip the video shows both of them opening fire into a fenced-in area, and then fleeing on foot.
Police said they received a call on July 5 reporting the shooting around 11:41 p.m.
The victim's mom told FOX 5, "She was so sweet," and she didn't mess with anybody.
Cienfuegos-Vasquez lived in Temple Hills and was a student at Prince George's Community College. She liked fashion and baking cupcakes for her nieces and nephews. Her family said she also worked at a medical office.
There's a $25,000 reward being offered for information leading to an arrest in this case.
Watch the surveillance video below: