Tucker was a passenger in his car that afternoon when another car pulled up behind them, according to a second victim who was interviewed by investigators at the site. Tucker was then shot by up to four black-clad males, according to the police. According to the report, the surviving victim was so shaken and emotionally upset by the incident that they were unable to share any further details. But in the end, he was interviewed at the police headquarters.
A neighbor reported to authorities that he heard a gunshot while eating lunch in the parking lot. According to the story, he then looked up and observed three or four men fighting. According to authorities, a witness saw Tucker on the ground after the gunfire and contacted 911 after spotting a red Chevrolet Cruze driving away. Neither the witness nor the second victim are being named by the AJC.
According to the story, authorities seized the victim’s cellphone and hauled his car away from the scene. According to the warrants, the incident was caught on surveillance tape.
The victim and suspects may or may not have been connected, police spokeswoman Blaine Clark told the AJC. Currently, an investigation is also underway to determine the motive behind the murder.
Both brothers are accused with armed robbery and felony homicide.
Cynthia Williams, a spokesman for the sheriff’s office, said that Travis Davis was arrested at a residence in Riverdale and sent to the DeKalb jail. On May 31, Dontavious Davis was scheduled. Online records show that the boys are being held without bond.
According to his sister Micah Beverly-Rhodes, Tucker was always there for his 13-year-old daughter Ky Lah, who now misses dad terribly.
Beverly-Rhodes told the AJC that the events of May 30 tore her apart. He was my older sibling. There are no words to express how I feel about losing him. When he went, a significant portion of my life was lost.
