CHOP Report details new evidence and videos in unsolved killing of Antonio Mays Jr.
The wrongful death lawsuit filed by Antonio Mays Sr. has revealed new evidence concerning the unsolved homicide of his son, Antonio Mays Jr. , during the 2020 CHOP protests. On the night of the shooting, Mays Jr. was killed while his companion was injured, amid fears of drive-by shootings.
The City of Seattle is contesting the defense's expert witness on valuing Mays's life as trial proceedings approach next week. Reports indicate that the Seattle Police Department did not enter the protest area for nearly five hours after the shooting, corroborating initial claims of negligence. Evidence shows that a vehicle used by camp security volunteers was involved in the pursuit of Mays and his friend, complicating the narrative surrounding the incident. The case remains unsolved, with no suspects identified, prompting calls for justice. The situation underscores broader issues of police response during civil unrest.
Mays Jr. 's death continues to resonate within the community, highlighting ongoing concerns about violence and accountability.