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Atlanta Wendy’s Location Burned Down Following Police Shooting Death of Rayshard Brooks

  • Jun 14, 2020
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An Atlanta Wendy’s was burned down after a Black man was shot and killed by police who had called to investigate him being asleep at the wheel in the restaurant’s drive-thru.

The eatery was torched on Saturday night, a day after Rayshard Brooks killed in a confrontation with Atlanta Police officers.

Brooks’ fatal encounter with police began when APD got calls Friday night about a person asleep at the wheel in the drive-thru at the now-destroyed Wendy’s.

On early Sunday morning, Atlanta Police released video footage from the officers’ body cameras and dash cams.

“For more than two decades, I have served alongside some of the finest men and women in the Atlanta Police Department (APD),” Shields said.

Source: Visit Atlanta Black Star For African-American | Black News and Information
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