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Family demands justice in deadly shooting
Family members identified the victim as construction worker 43-year-old Anastazio Jeronimo. He was shot and killed as he worked at a southwest Atlanta apartment, police said.
ATLANTA - A day after a deadly shooting at an apartment complex in southwest Atlanta, devastated family members gathered at the scene demanding justice for Anastazio Jeronimo.
"The way that he got killed, worse than an animal. He just came to do some work. How could someone do that to him," the victim's brother said.
Police are investigating a shooting at 1935 Alison Court. (FOX 5 Atlanta)
The 43-year-old Brookhaven man was killed, and a second contractor wounded while working in the basement of this apartment building at the Premier Apartments on the 1900 block of Alison Court on Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday afternoon, the Atlanta Police Department announced the arrest of 26-year-old Trevion DeShawn Webb in connection with the shooting. He reportedly opened fire on the workers after arguing with the victims about the noise.
"They're always at the blue door right there. They're always there working and doing their thing. Their trucks parked out of everyone's way. Nice fellas", resident Tim Donaldson said of the victims. "What you want to shoot a worker, guy out here working supporting his family? Why would you do that?"
The murdered man's family is demanding justice.
"I want justice for my brother," the victim's brother said.
Trevion DeShawn Webb (Fulton County Sheriff's Office)
Webb was charged with murder and aggravated assault. He was booked into the Fulton County Jail without bond.
But those are not the only charges he faces. Clayton County police say Webb was involved in a domestic dispute on Monday evening. Police said Webb was asked to leave an apartment located in the 9700 block of Ivey Ridge Circle in Jonesboro after he and three others got into an argument. When the trio tried to push Webb from the residence, police said he took out a gun and pointed it at one of the adults and a 16-year-old. He then chased the teen down the street with the gun, police said.
Warrants were issued on Wednesday for Webb on charges of aggravated assault, cruelty to children, simple battery, and theft by taking. He has not yet been arrested on those charges as he remained in the Fulton County jail.
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