ATLANTA — A man is dead following a shooting Thursday afternoon at a restaurant in southeast Atlanta, according to police.
Just before 3:50 p.m., Atlanta Police responded to a call of a person shot at 363 Hill Street SE, the location of an American Deli. The restaurant was open at the time of the shooting, according to its website.
When officers arrived, they saw a 22-year-old man, identified by family as Lanorris McFadden, suffering from a gunshot wound. He was rushed to the hospital where he died from his injuries, police said.
McFadden's family said he went by the nickname "Koodie" and was one of five siblings from Lithonia.
The restaurant is next to a Shell gas station and is less than a block from Rawson-Washington Park near Atlanta's Capital Gateway neighborhood. It is also directly next to a townhome complex.
Surveillance videos obtained by 11Alive from a couple of businesses in the area show two vehicles pull into the American Deli restaurant. A group of at least four people appear to walk into the restaurant. As they begin to walk toward the restaurant, what appears to be an Atlanta Police car drives by.
Not even 30 seconds later, the group scatters out of the restaurant. One of the men appears to be wounded before he falls to the pavement.
11Alive cut the video right before the moment the man falls to the ground.
Another surveillance video appears to show a person begin shooting in the direction of another person at the Shell gas station, before they ran out of the frame of the camera.
11Alive's Cody Alcorn captured this image of the side door of the American Deli shattered from gunshots.
It is not yet known what led up to the shooting or if police have a suspect in custody.