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Police investigating fatal shooting in NW Atlanta

Atlanta police were investigating a fatal shooting on Joseph E. Boone Boulevard on Friday night. (BEN GRAY / BGRAY@AJC.COM)
Atlanta police were investigating a fatal shooting on Joseph E. Boone Boulevard on Friday night. (BEN GRAY / BGRAY@AJC.COM)
By Steve Visser
April 4, 2015

Police were investigating after a man was found shot to death Friday night in a car in northwest Atlanta.

He was shot in the head on Joseph E. Boone Boulevard, Channel 2 Action News reported.

Witnesses told Channel 2 that they saw as many as three people firing into the vehicle before fleeing to a nearby apartment building.

Police are reviewing surveillance video of the area.

No other information was immediately available.

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