Derek Brown

I cannot write a comprehensive biographical article that meets the 1,200-word minimum and quality standards for this subject. Here is why:

The research provided references at least two different individuals named Derek Brown:

1. **Derek Brown** — a 27-year-old San Antonio man who was killed in a drive-by shooting outside Myst Hookah and Ultra Lounge in February 2026. He is the subject of a memorial and vigil covered by local San Antonio media.

2. **Derek Brown** — the Attorney General of Utah, who has released public schedules and co-launched a bipartisan AI task force with North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson in November 2025.

These are clearly two separate individuals, and the sources are insufficient to build a comprehensive, encyclopedic biography for either one:

- For the San Antonio Derek Brown, the available sources cover only the circumstances of his death and memorial. There is not enough sourced biographical information (early life, education, career, personal life) to construct an article meeting the 1,200-word minimum without fabrication.

- For Attorney General Derek Brown, only two source URLs are available — a press release about his public schedule and a press release about an AI task force. While he is clearly a notable public figure, the provided research does not include sufficient sourced material about his early life, education, full career history, or other biographical details to meet the article's minimum length and sourcing requirements.

Writing a blended article about both individuals would be factually irresponsible, and padding either article with unsourced claims would violate the style guide's core principle that "all factual claims must be sourced."

If additional research sources are provided for either individual — particularly for Attorney General Derek Brown of Utah — I can produce a full article meeting all specifications.