In the spring of 2019, a young man's life was cut tragically short in DeKalb County, Georgia. Tredarrious D. Mitchell, a 24-year-old male, was killed on April 2, 2019, a victim of gun violence. The incident that led to his death unfolded in the area of 1900 Glenfair Road, not far from Interstate 285.
More than a month after the shooting, law enforcement identified a suspect in the case. The DeKalb County police named Christopher Sellers as the individual they believed was responsible for Mitchell's death. Described by authorities as a 'violent criminal,' Sellers became the subject of a manhunt, with police considering him to be armed and dangerous. In an effort to locate and apprehend him, a cash reward was offered by Crime Stoppers for any information that would lead to his arrest and indictment.
The search for Sellers brought to light the violent nature of the act, with police stating that Mitchell was killed in 'cold blood.' The motive and the specific circumstances leading up to the fatal encounter were not immediately made public, but the focus of the investigation remained squarely on bringing the accused to justice. The community was urged to provide any information they might have on Sellers' whereabouts, with the assurance that they could remain anonymous.
