Tragic Outcome: Man Fatally Shot During ‘Quick Draw’ Game, Police Report

In a disturbing incident out of Pennsylvania, a 24-year-old man stands accused of fatally shooting a friend during a so-called “quick draw” game. This tragic event led to the death of 19-year-old Ti’Shaun Singleton.

On Monday, authorities detained Samuel Rolando Colon, charging him with criminal homicide, aggravated assault, and six counts of recklessly endangering another person. These charges stem from the November 2025 killing, as detailed by local law enforcement officials.

The Lehigh County District Attorney’s Office reported that the police and emergency services rushed to a residence in the 200 block of Edward Lane, Catasauqua, at 4:37 p.m. on November 8, responding to a shooting incident.

Upon arrival, responders discovered Singleton, who had sustained a gunshot wound to the chest. Despite emergency efforts, paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene.

Following an investigation, the Lehigh County Coroner classified Singleton’s death as a homicide, further complicating an already tragic scenario.

Investigators said surveillance video from nearby properties captured chaotic moments immediately after the shooting that allegedly showed people moving Singleton’s body.

“The investigation included the review of nearby video surveillance that showed two people inside the Edward Lane home dragging the victim outside and several people running from the home,” the release states. “One person later carried the victim back inside.”

Bystanders allegedly told authorities that Colon shot Singleton during a “game” involving firearms.

“Witnesses whose names will not be released said the victim and Colon were playing a game they named ‘quick draw’ and both were armed with guns,” prosecutors wrote in the release. “As the men were playing the game, Colon shot and killed the victim.”

Authorities did not provide any additional details about the nature of the “quick draw” game.

A child and several other individuals were inside or near the home at the time of the shooting, officials said.

Colon is currently being held in the Lehigh County Jail without bond.

The case is being investigated by the Lehigh County Homicide Task Force and Catasauqua police, with prosecutors proceeding through the Lehigh County District Attorney’s Office. Colon is scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing, where a judge will determine whether the charges will proceed to trial.