Elhadji Mansour Seck, a 36-year-old Senegalese taxi driver for Amigo Taxi, was shot and killed on June 13, 2019, in Garner, North Carolina. He was found inside his vehicle on Poole Drive after two men had called for a taxi and attempted to rob him of $100.

Two Raleigh men, Javonta La’Keith Williams, 25, and Quinn Louis Giles, 28, were arrested and charged in connection with the killing. Williams was charged with first-degree murder and attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon and was held without bond. Giles was charged with attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon and was held under a $1 million bond. Reports say both men had prior convictions for robbery with a dangerous weapon; Williams was on parole at the time and his parole violations were being addressed.

The community, particularly the local African community, turned out for court hearings in support of Seck’s family. Seck’s body was returned to Senegal for burial. Does anyone have information about Seck’s final calls, movements that night, or other details that could help clarify what happened?