On May 15, 2014, Adunte Carr, a young African American man, was killed in a shootout inside a moving vehicle in southwest DeKalb County, in metropolitan Atlanta. The gunfire began during a planned robbery by three associates — Cordarius Genard Wyatt, Reco Rodriges Hart, and Kevin Hambrick — who were attempting to collect a drug debt. Carr was armed and resisted, and a gunfight erupted; Hart and Wyatt were wounded, Carr was critically injured, and the vehicle crashed. The three assailants fled and left Carr, who later died of his wounds.

Two suspects were arrested quickly: Wyatt was taken into custody two days after the incident, and Hambrick was located and arrested in July 2014. Hart was also arrested. All three faced charges including kidnapping, aggravated assault, felony murder, and violations of Georgia’s organized gang statute. Each later pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and received multi-year prison terms with portions of their sentences to be served on probation.

Did anyone in the area witness the robbery in progress or the crash and its aftermath?