On the late afternoon of February 10, 2020, Michael Whitaker Jr., 45, was shot on Concord Street in Macon, Georgia. He was found with multiple gunshot wounds, taken to a nearby medical center, and pronounced dead shortly after arrival. The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office opened an investigation into the shooting.

Investigators focused on one individual, Quindray Jamaal Threatt. Warrants were issued and Threatt was arrested during a traffic stop in Houston County on March 13, 2020, then charged with Whitaker’s murder; he also faced a separate criminal trespass charge. Threatt was jailed without bond initially and released on a $50,000 bond in May 2020. While jailed he was accused of aggravated assault and rioting.

The case proceeded to trial. Only one witness testified and that account reportedly changed on the stand; the defense argued self-defense. A jury found Quindray Threatt not guilty of the murder charge. Does anyone have information about Whitaker’s last hours on Concord Street or saw the shooting?