Christopher Stockwell, 34, was fatally shot on February 16, 2017, in Henderson, Colorado. Known for riding motorcycles, four-wheeling in his Jeep and his work as a tattoo designer and artist, he was house-sitting when a dispute over stolen marijuana led to violence.

Christopher Toney, then 39, drove from Wheat Ridge to confront Stockwell. After knocking and trying windows, Toney used a garage door transmitter found in a vehicle to enter the garage and attempted to steal a motorcycle. An exchange of gunfire followed when Stockwell opened a door to the garage; Stockwell retreated and locked the house. Toney then walked to the end of the driveway and fired four more shots at the residence, one striking Stockwell in the back of the head and killing him.

Toney was arrested and charged in the homicide. A week-long trial in October 2018 resulted in a conviction for first-degree murder, and sentencing took place on November 9, 2018.