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Man wanted for murder in weekend shooting at Morrow bar

Quantavius Robinson (Credit: Clayton County Police Department)
Quantavius Robinson (Credit: Clayton County Police Department)
By Daniel Funke
Aug 10, 2015

Police are searching for a man wanted for murder in connection with the fatal shooting of another man at a bar in Morrow over the weekend.

Reginald Foster was shot at Ms. Jack's Place, located in the 6700 block of Maddox Road, shortly before 3 a.m. Saturday, according to a post on the Clayton County Police Department's Facebook page. He died after being taken to Southern Regional Hospital.

Witnesses told police the shooter was Quantavius Robinson, also known as “Ray Ray,” according to the post. Authorities have issued warrants for murder, aggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime for Robinson’s alleged involvement in the shooting.

Anyone with information regarding this case has been asked to anonymously call CCPD officials at 770-477-3513 or to text a tip with the keyword “CLAYTONPD” to 274627.

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