BLACK-ON-WHITE: Motive unknown in murder of WHITE Georgia football star shot at mall; BLACK teen suspects extradited from South Carolina

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BLACKS MAY NOT HAVE A MOTIVE TO KILL (a motive implies a reasonable rational reason) (An Agatha Christie novel suspect will usually have a motive because the typical reader of an Agatha Christie novel can read - and is rational.) FERAL predator carnivore jungle beasts do NOT HAVE MOTIVES. BLACK-ON-WHITE: Motive unknown in murder of WHITE Georgia football star shot at mall; BLACK teen suspects extradited from South Carolina Elijah DeWitt, 18, was gunned down in mall parking lot. Funeral arrangements have been set for a Georgia star high school football player gunned down in a mall parking lot last week, and investigators are working to determine the motive for the shooting allegedly carried out by two teenagers later apprehended in South Carolina after fleeing the scene. Elijah DeWitt, an 18-year-old wider receiver at Jefferson High School in Jefferson, Georgia, was fatally shot on Oct. 5 at approximately 8:15 p.m. in the parking lot of a Dave & Buster’s at Sugarloaf Mills Mall in Lawrenceville, Georgia. Two days later, the Gwinnett County Police Department announced the arrests of Kemare Bryan, 18, and Chandler Richardson, 19, both blacks from Lawrenceville, and apprehended in South Carolina. Bryan and Richardson were taken into the custody of the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office and are expected to be extradited to Gwinnett County on Monday. They are both charged with felony murder, malice murder, aggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission of certain felonies in connection with the murder of DeWitt. (Black-on-White)

 

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Parents of slain Georgia football star Elijah DeWitt sue mall where he was killed

His parents are seeking damages from the owners of the mall, claiming they failed to keep Dewitt safe.

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Parents of slain Georgia football star Elijah Dewitt sue mall where he was killed​

By
Ben Kesslen


March 10, 2023 9:33am
Updated




The parents of slain Georgia high school football star Elijah Dewitt are suing the mall where he was killed, claiming its owners ignored serious safety risks to their son’s ultimate detriment.
Dewitt, 18, was fatally shot on Oct. 5 outside of a Dave & Busters in an attempted robbery outside the Sugarloaf Mills Malls in Lawrenceville, Georgia.
With full knowledge of the “dangerous and hazardous conditions,” the mall
“negligently represented to its invitees that the Premiers were properly maintained and reasonably safe,” lawyers for Dewitt’s parents Craig and Dawn said in their suit filed in the State Court of Gwinnett County.
The suit names Simon Property Group, Sugarloaf Mills Limited Partnership, Universal Protection Service, the mall’s security director Jason Choy, Dave & Busters of Georgia and five John Does as defendants.

Elijah DeWitt, a standout receiver for Jefferson High School in Georgia, was gunned down in the parking lot of the Sugarloaf Mills Mall on Oct. 5, 2022.Facebook/Lauren DeWitt DeWitt was discovered in a pool of blood by his girlfriend. @bayreidling/Instagram
Dewitt’s parents are seeking compensatory damages on four counts under Georgia law: failure to keep the premises safe; allowing and maintaining a nuisance; voluntary undertaking and negligent hiring, training, supervision and retention.


“When businesses know that their property is dangerous … they have two options: one, warn visitors, so they know about the danger and can make an educated decision about whether to go to the property, or two… take reasonable safety measures to protect customers who are unaware of the danger,” the DeWitt family’s lawyer Michael Rafi told The Post in a statement. “These Defendants did not warn or keep people safe.”


Kemare Bryan, 18, and Chandler Richardson, 19, were each charged with four felonies for allegedly gunning him down.

[IMG alt="Craig and Dawn DeWitt, parents of Elijah Dewitt
"]https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/03/NYPICHPDPICT000007993434.jpg?w=1024[/IMG]Craig and Dawn DeWitt claim the malls owners ignored serious safety risks.Facebook/Dawn Summersett DeWitt
Bryan pleaded not guilty last month to the charges of malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. Richardson is being arraigned Friday, after which Dewitt’s parents will hold a press conference on the suit.


“This is not the dream we had for our son, instead it has become a daily nightmare that we are unable to wake up from,” the grieving mom and dad told The Post in a statement. “We are constantly reminded of the opportunities and moments that were taken away from him and sincerely hope that we can use our voices to help bring about some change that will prevent another family from experiencing this in the future.”

Chandler Richardson, left, and Kemare Bryan, right, were both charged in the murder.Anderson County Sheriffâs Office Dewitt was a rising football star in Georgia. @bayreidling/Instagram Dewitt was at the Dave & Busters with his girlfriend Bailey Reidling. Instagram/bayreidling
Both Bryan and Richardson were arrested in South Carolina following the alleged murder and were denied bail after a judge deemed them a flight risk.


Dewitt had been at the Dave & Busters with his girlfriend Bailey Reidling right before his death.





Reidling said she discovered him in a pool of blood in the parking lot of the entertainment center after she went to the bathroom.


A rising football star, DeWitt had been nicknamed “Eazy E” by NFL star Cam Newton and attended Jefferson High School in Jackson County.