ATLANTA — Police have increased the reward to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of the person who shot and killed a woman in northwest Atlanta last month.
The shooting happened Dec. 30 along W. Lake Court. Police said when they got to the scene, they found a woman who had been shot inside her home.
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Police believe she was hit by a stray bullet from a shooting outside her home.
She was taken to the hospital but died from her injuries several days later.
Atlanta police have released surveillance video of several people of interest that they want to talk to in this case.
Part of the video shows several people talking next to a silver minivan.
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“We’re hoping to get that van identified, as well in the person’s inside of that van” said Lt. Ralph Woolfolk with the Atlanta Police Department. “You will see an individual exit the passenger side of the van and engage in a discussion with individuals in the parking lot we believe to be acquaintance individuals.”
The video also shows a person riding a dirt bike through the parking lot of the woman’s apartment complex.
“We believe that dirt bike is very peculiar in its color, as well as the clothing in which the individual on the bike is wearing,” Woolfolk said. “He’s wearing what is perceived to be a bubble jacket, that it has some distinct colors on the back and some stripes on the side. He has a very peculiar walk. We want you to pay attention to his movements and his behavioral patterns.”
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Police said they need the public’s help to identify all the people involved.
“We believe the public can aid us in providing us some significant information to move this investigation forward,” Woolfolk said.
Anyone with information in this case is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 404-577-8477.
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