The Gist: In what District Attorney Sherry Boston is calling a victory for justice, a jury has convicted Dwayne Brewer, 28, of multiple charges in the murder of Andrew Keegan, 29, during a fake drug deal in August 2020.
Why It Matters: The case exposes the dangers of online drug deals and the risk of violence that can arise from such situations. It also underscores the importance of ensuring that those responsible for such crimes are brought to justice.
What’s Happening: During the trial, prosecutors presented evidence including surveillance footage, witness testimony, and forensic evidence linking Brewer to the crime. The jury deliberated for several hours before returning guilty verdicts on all charges.
Catch Up Quick: The victim, Andrew Keegan, was lured to a home in Atlanta under the guise of purchasing drugs. He was then attacked and killed by Brewer and his co-defendant, Carlos Ivey.
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