Atlanta Police Seek Persons of Interest in Fatal Shooting of Music Producer
Atlanta police are searching for two persons of interest in connection with the fatal shooting of 33-year-old music producer and DJ Tarris Caswell. Caswell was shot and killed during a robbery that occurred on McDaniel Street in Atlanta.
Atlanta, GA, September 1, 2026 —
Atlanta authorities are actively seeking two individuals identified as persons of interest in the ongoing investigation into the fatal shooting of Tarris Caswell, a 33-year-old music producer and disc jockey. The incident, which resulted in Caswell’s death, is being treated as a robbery that took place on McDaniel Street in Atlanta.
The Atlanta Police Department has not released the full identities of the persons of interest, nor have they provided specific details regarding the circumstances immediately preceding or following the shooting. The victim, Tarris Caswell, was known in the music industry for his work as a producer and DJ.
According to preliminary reports, the fatal encounter occurred during a robbery. Further details concerning the exact timeline of the event, the specific items stolen, or the manner of the shooting have not yet been disclosed by law enforcement officials. The investigation is active, and police are urging anyone with information pertinent to the case to come forward.
The McDaniel Street location where the incident transpired is within a residential or commercial area of Atlanta, though specific neighborhood details were not provided. The tragic loss of Mr. Caswell has prompted a swift response from the Atlanta Police Department, who are dedicating resources to apprehending the individuals believed to be involved.
Information regarding the next steps in the investigation, such as the status of warrants or potential descriptions of the persons of interest, has not been made public. The police department has stated they are committed to bringing those responsible to justice. Updates will be provided as the investigation progresses and more information becomes available.
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