A fatal dispute at a Waffle House in northwest Atlanta ended the life of 33-year-old Adrian Mosley in the early morning hours of a June day in 2014. According to witness accounts and surveillance footage, the confrontation began after a friend of Mosley’s was asked to leave. The exchange escalated when Mosley, a former truck driver and father of four, reached over the counter and spilled a glass of water. The restaurant cook, 25-year-old Quintavius Martin, reportedly produced a handgun he had brought to work and fired four times, killing Mosley at the scene. A security guard present during the incident did not physically intervene.

Martin was arrested and initially charged with murder, possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime, and carrying a concealed weapon; later reports say the murder and illegal firearm possession charges were dropped, a development some accounts linked to Georgia’s stand your ground law. Mosley’s family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Waffle House and Martin alleging negligence and inadequate security. Both Mosley and Martin were identified as African-American.

Are there witnesses or anyone with information about that night who can help clarify what happened?