Skyler Brock, 30, of Seaford, remains at large and is wanted by Norfolk police in connection with the fatal shooting of Tony Camarillo, a local artist, in the Ghent neighborhood. The incident occurred on the evening of August 12, when Camarillo was shot while walking with his girlfriend, Jaida Garrison, to a short film premiere at the Naro Cinema. Court documents reveal that Brock had been subject to protective orders prohibiting him from contacting Garrison or Camarillo and explicitly barred him from possessing firearms. In November 2024, Brock certified to the court that he had disposed of his weapons, though investigators note that enforcing such orders can be difficult without substantial risk orders. Prior to the shooting, Brock had made violent threats against Camarillo and Garrison, including demands that Garrison cease her relationship with Camarillo or face consequences. Following the shooting, surveillance video captured a vehicle registered to Brock’s mother leaving the scene, and the vehicle was later seen parked at a residence in Seaford. Authorities executed a search warrant at the location on August 13 but did not recover evidence. The search for Brock is ongoing, with Norfolk Police collaborating with the York-Poquoson Sheriff’s Office and the FBI. The case highlights concerns regarding the enforcement of firearm prohibitions under protective orders. Investigators are urging the public to remain vigilant and report any information regarding Brock’s whereabouts. For tips, contact the Norfolk Police Department or the investigating agencies listed in official bulletins. This is a developing story as law enforcement continues to search for the suspect.