Atlanta, Georgia – The mother of Bre’Asia Powell, a teenager tragically killed at an unofficial graduation party for Mays High School students, has received significant news from the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office regarding her daughter’s case.
Bre’Asia Powell, a 16-year-old student known for her involvement in various activities at Mays High School, including dance, cheerleading, basketball, and volleyball, lost her life to gun violence last May. Her mother, Necole Williams, expressed the ongoing struggle of coping with the loss of her daughter, emphasizing the void left by her absence.
Despite the pain of her daughter’s absence, Williams found comfort in recent updates from the Fulton County DA’s office, suggesting progress in the investigation. Williams described Bre’Asia as a “superstar” who excelled in countless endeavors.
As the one-year anniversary of Bre’Asia’s passing approaches, Williams plans to organize a justice march in her honor. Scheduled for May 28 along Benjamin E. Mays Drive, the march aims to commemorate Bre’Asia’s life and advocate for justice in her case.
Recently, Atlanta Police announced the arrest of a fourth suspect, Jakell Mumford, in connection with Bre’Asia Powell’s murder. Mumford faces charges related to gang activity and has allegedly confessed to sending threatening messages to a witness of the shooting incident.
Expressing her determination to seek justice for her daughter, Williams issued a warning to those responsible for the shooting, emphasizing accountability for their actions. Amidst the ongoing investigation, Williams remains hopeful that the authorities will continue to pursue leads and bring those responsible to justice.
As the community mourns the loss of Bre’Asia Powell, the efforts to seek justice and closure for her family and friends continue. The developments in the case bring renewed hope and determination to find answers and hold the perpetrators accountable for their actions.