Atlanta police are actively searching for an unidentified suspect wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of 25-year-old Jaylon Baker. The incident occurred on September 2, when officers discovered Baker dead around noon on the 400 block of Centennial Olympic Park Drive NW in downtown Atlanta. Authorities responded to the scene after a law enforcement officer delivered the news of the shooting directly to Baker’s mother, Genese Baker. Genese Baker, who described her son as an aspiring singer and performer who loved to spread joy through music and dance, has publicly pleaded for the killer to surrender to authorities. She emphasized the need for the suspect to turn themselves in so that the legal system can handle the matter and prevent further harm to the community. The victim was laid to rest two weeks after the incident. Investigators have not yet released specific details regarding potential suspects or surveillance footage from the scene, leaving the case open as they continue their search. To assist in the apprehension of the shooter, Crime Stoppers is offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. The public is urged to contact the Atlanta Police Department or Crime Stoppers with any relevant information. Tipsters are assured that they can remain completely anonymous. Additionally, the victim’s family has established a page to help cover expenses related to the tragedy. As the investigation proceeds, law enforcement continues to appeal to the public for help in identifying and locating the individual responsible for Jaylon Baker’s death.