A wage dispute turned deadly on August 21, 2019, when 38-year-old Zenas Lee Davis was shot inside the Riverfront Resource Center building in downtown Albany, Georgia. Davis, a Black male employed by Jazzy Movers, and the company owner, 27-year-old Jazzy Jarrell Huff, had argued for about 30 minutes in Huff’s office after returning from a job; the disagreement reportedly concerned $20 in wages Davis said he was owed. Video of the encounter exists. Authorities say Huff fired a handgun seven times, striking Davis multiple times in the torso and leg; Davis was pronounced dead after officers were called around 1:10 p.m.

Huff was taken into custody at the scene and charged in the shooting. He did not deny firing the gun; his attorney argued self-defense. The case went to a jury trial in March 2020, where the jury acquitted Huff of malice murder but convicted him of felony murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. If anyone knew Zenas Lee Davis or has information related to the shooting, please come forward.