Atlanta police release images two wanted in connection to February homicide

Atlanta, GALocal News

On February 25, 2024, a tragic homicide occurred in downtown Atlanta, leading to the death of a 21-year-old man. In response, the Atlanta Police Department has released new images of two individuals they believe may hold crucial information regarding the case. The incident took place at 120 Piedmont Avenue NE in the afternoon, and authorities are hopeful that the public can assist in identifying the suspects. The man in the images is seen wearing a black jacket, while a woman in a blue coat was reported to be with him at the time of the incident. The police are actively encouraging anyone who may recognize the individuals or have any information to contact the Atlanta Homicide Unit or Crime Stoppers Atlanta.

Tips can be submitted anonymously, providing an avenue for community members to assist without compromising their identity. The release of these images underscores the urgency and importance of public cooperation in resolving the case. Investigators are keen to gather any leads that could bring justice to the victim and their family.

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