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Police believe Tennessee man wanted for attempted homicide is in Atlanta

Dejon “Manskii” Bradley

Credit: Goodlettsville Police Department

Credit: Goodlettsville Police Department

Dejon “Manskii” Bradley
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June 23, 2018

Tennessee authorities believe a man wanted in connection with an attempted homicide is currently in Atlanta.

Dejon “Manskii” Bradley is wanted for an incident on August 14 where three people allegedly shot at two people within a vehicle in Goodlettsville, Tenn., police said in a news release. It took place at the Retreat Apartments at 100 Robert Cartwright Drive.

The other two reportedly turned themselves in to authorities. Bradley is considered armed and dangerous by police.

Bradley is believed to be driving a dark red four-door vehicle, and anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call Goodlettsville police at 615-866-7465 or email jwells@goodlettsville.gov.

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