South Fulton police are on the hunt for Terrance Holmes, a person of interest in a March 2023 homicide, and they're calling on the community for assistance. Officers found a man riddled with bullets in the early morning hours on Old National Highway. Despite prompt medical attention, the victim passed away as he gave in to his injuries at Grady Memorial Hospital.
The call to the scene arrived at approximately 9:15 a.m. on March 28, 2023, where responders encountered the man in the 5500 block of Old National Highway, as reported by FOX 5 Atlanta. His identity remains a mystery, shrouded by the all-too-common veil of urban violence. The South Fulton Police Department, imploring the public's help, is offering a reward up to $2,000 for information leading to an arrest or indictment in the case.
With Holmes at the center of this investigation, authorities have taken to the streets and the digital sphere to track his whereabouts. A narrative of bullet casings and unanswered questions persists, nearly a year since the tragic incident that left one man dead and a community grappling for answers. Tips are pouring in, but as of yet, the decisive clue remains elusive.
Those with knowledge about Holmes or the case are encouraged to step forward. Crime Stoppers Atlanta has simplified the process to protect tipster identities, allowing for anonymous phone calls, online submissions, or texts. "Tipsters do not have to give their name, or any identifying information to be eligible for the reward of up to $2,000," echoes the guidelines set forth by authorities, as detailed in an article by Atlanta News First.
As the South Fulton community watches and waits, the police department holds fast to its commitment, to not only find the person of interest but to also piece together the events that led to a life being so violently taken. The public plays a critical role in this mission. The authorities ask anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers Atlanta at (404) 577-8477, or to visit www.StopCrimeAtl.org, or text CSA and the tip to 274637. The conversation about safety and resolution continues, punctuated by the imperative to act, for those who know, to say something.
