Crime & Public Safety
Crime & Public Safety

Atlanta police seek 2 persons of interest in SE Atlanta homicide

Atlanta police are searching for these two persons of interest in the investigation into a 23-year-old man's shooting death in southeast Atlanta.

Credit: Atlanta Police Department

Credit: Atlanta Police Department

Atlanta police are searching for these two persons of interest in the investigation into a 23-year-old man's shooting death in southeast Atlanta.
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Sept 18, 2018

Police are searching for two men who are persons of interest in a southeast Atlanta homicide.

Brodis Clay, 23, was shot multiple times at the Exxon gas station in the 151 block of Cleveland Avenue on Saturday, Atlanta police spokeswoman Stephanie Brown said in a news release.

Clay died from his injuries at Grady Memorial Hospital, Brown said.

Surveillance video obtained by police shows one of the men wearing red sweatpants, a white t-shirt and a red Chicago Bulls hat, and the other wearing a black Nike shirt, jeans and black shoes.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 404-577-8477.

In other news:

Police said Dondril Tye was trying to cross the street when she was hit.

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