In the early morning hours of February 20, 2016, a chaotic scene unfolded outside the Outcast Motorcycle Club in Atlanta, Georgia, leaving the club's president, 40-year-old Timothy Nunn, dead from multiple gunshot wounds. Nunn, an African-American male known as 'Cat Daddy,' was reportedly trying to break up a fight when gunfire erupted around 3 a.m.
The event was an anniversary party for the club, and the scene was crowded with members from various locations.
Atlanta police had been called to the club twice before the fatal shooting, once for a fight and later for a noise complaint. When officers responded to the shooting, they were met with hostility from some club members who initially prevented them from reaching Nunn's body. The crime scene was extensive, with investigators recovering over 70 pieces of ballistic evidence, suggesting that multiple firearms were used in the incident. The complexity of the scene was compounded by the large number of people present, which required police to call for reinforcements from across the city to manage the crowd. One individual was taken into custody for allegedly interfering with the investigation.
Despite the numerous witnesses and the significant amount of physical evidence collected, the investigation into Timothy Nunn's murder has been challenging. His father-in-law expressed his hope that the perpetrators would be brought to justice, highlighting the family's grief and desire for answers. Initial reports indicated that Nunn may have been targeted. Authorities urged anyone with information to come forward and contact the Atlanta Police or Crime Stoppers.
Years have passed since the violent death of Timothy Nunn, but the case remains unsolved. As of early 2026, no arrests have been made, and no suspects have been publicly identified in connection with the shooting. The circumstances surrounding the death of the motorcycle club president continue to be a mystery, leaving his family and community still waiting for justice. The case is one of many unsolved homicides in Atlanta from that year, a stark reminder of the lasting impact of gun violence.
