Atlanta Police Seek Public Help to Find Suspect in Teen Shooting Death Four Months Later

Atlanta Police Seek Public Help to Find Suspect in Teen Shooting Death Four Months Later
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In early January, police cordoned off a section of a southwest Atlanta neighborhood while searching for a suspect in the shooting death of 19-year-old Ashton Jackson, who was found unresponsive on Holderness Street. Four months later, authorities are seeking the public's assistance in locating Markius Gillepsie, who is wanted in connection with the January 6 homicide. The police have released photos of Gillepsie and encourage anyone with information to contact Atlanta police or Crime Stoppers Atlanta for potential rewards.

May 06, 2025

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