Family of mother killed in Atlanta park demanding to know why someone opened fire at a softball game

ATLANTA — The household of a girl shot and killed whereas watching a softball recreation at an Atlanta park are demanding solutions.

The grieving household spoke solely with Channel 2′s Michael Seiden precisely two months after April Sparks was murdered.

Sparks’ household gathered in entrance of Atlanta Metropolis Corridor on Friday and say the final two months have been a nightmare for them.

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They are saying nobody has been arrested and charged with their beloved one’s homicide, so it’s time for individuals to come back ahead and begin speaking.

“You understand who you might be! You understand who you might be! And I didn’t stutter once I mentioned it! Come ahead, be accountable and don’t be a coward!,” Ronnie Sparks, April Sparks’ uncle, mentioned. “If you already know one thing, it’s best to say one thing as a result of in our eyes you might be simply as responsible because the individual or the cowards that pulled the set off!”

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On August 7, dozens of individuals have been on the Dunbar Leisure Middle inside Rosa L. Burney Park on Windsor Road watching a pickup softball recreation between pals.

An argument escalated into gunfire and ended with six individuals shot, together with 6-year-old Serenity Stephens.

April Sparks and 31-year-old Rashad Rogers didn’t survive the assault.

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A GoFundMe marketing campaign arrange by Serenity’s mom says the woman is recovering at dwelling.

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