Anthony Hill was 26 and a U.S. Air Force veteran when he was shot and killed outside the Heights of Chamblee apartment complex in suburban Atlanta on March 9, 2015. Hill, a Black man reportedly diagnosed with bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder, was naked and in the grip of a mental health crisis; neighbors said he was knocking on doors, crawling on the ground and acting erratically. A 911 caller asked for medical help.

DeKalb County Police Officer Robert Chip Olsen, a seven-year veteran, arrived and encountered Hill in the parking lot. Witnesses said Hill ran toward Olsen’s patrol car; Olsen exited his vehicle, ordered Hill to stop, and then fired two shots, striking Hill in the chest and neck. Hill died at the scene. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation took over the inquiry and a grand jury later returned indictments against Olsen.

Did anyone in the Heights of Chamblee area see Hill the morning he was killed or have information about how the encounter began?