ATLANTA — Police are recirculating surveillance video of a man they want to talk to about an unsolved murder near a crowded park.
Antonio Brown, 28, died Saturday when police say someone shot him near Perkerson Park.
Investigators said a man is caught on several surveillance cameras in the area of the shooting before and after it happened.
Brown’s family said they recognize him.
“He’s been to my aunt’s house before,” said Jasmine Brown.
Antonio Brown was her cousin.
She said he had a clothing line, and the man in the video has purchased clothes from him before.
“He’s wearing the clothing,” said Jasmine Brown.
Police said the man is anywhere from 5’9” tall to 6’ tall. The day of the shooting, investigators said he was wearing a black T-shirt with a long-sleeved while shirt underneath it.
After the shooting, they said he was carrying the black T-shirt and wearing the white long sleeve. He also had a black backpack on.
He was wearing black jeans with big white letters running down the back of the leg.
“I couldn’t sleep last night,” said Jasmine Brown. “It is strange to know that someone is walking around, free. Not only that, I think he posted on his page somebody pray for the family.”
She said her aunt is struggling to pay for her son’s burial.
They have started a GoFundMe online fundraiser to try to help her.
“It’s truly devastating to have to go through this process. We just need your prayers,” said Jasmine Brown.
Investigators are asking for anyone with any information on this person of interest, or the gathering at Perkerson Park, to contact the Atlanta Police Department’s Homicide Unit directly at (404) 546-4235 or submit an anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers.
Persons do not have to give their name or any identifying information to be eligible for the reward of up to $5,000 for the arrest and indictment of the suspect. Tips can also be submitted anonymously in the following ways:
- Call the CSGA tip line at 404-577-8477
- Visit www.stopcrimeatl.org
- Use the P3 app
- Text CSGA to 738477
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