‘Artist and master craftsman:’ Family remembers Atlanta man killed in carjacking

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The tragic death of David Tuttle, a 70-year-old artist and master craftsman from Atlanta, has left his family and the community in mourning. Tuttle was shot and killed during a carjacking incident in a liquor store parking lot, an event that has raised serious concerns about public safety in the area. His family described him as a beloved figure whose craftsmanship and artistry were highly regarded in the local community. The incident has sparked a broader conversation about crime rates and the safety of residents in Atlanta. Friends and family remember Tuttle not just for his artistic talents but also for his kindness and dedication to helping others.

As the investigation into the carjacking continues, local leaders and residents are calling for action to address the growing concerns about crime. Tuttle's death serves as a stark reminder of the risks faced by citizens in their everyday lives. The community is now rallying together to honor Tuttle's memory and advocate for a safer environment.

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