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On the morning of December 30, 2014, 24-year-old Jarvis Hughes was shot and killed in his Conyers, Georgia, apartment at the Meadow Crossing Apartments on Irwin Bridge Road. A woman in the residence placed a 911 call shortly before 3 a.m.; police found Hughes deceased when they arrived. Investigators identified three suspects from Conyers: 18-year-old Joey Armour Jackson, 28-year-old Paul Stephen Greene, and 17-year-old Martria Hunley. Within days all three were arrested and charged in connection with the killing.
According to statements attributed to Hunley, the group went to Hughes’s apartment intending to buy marijuana but plotted a robbery instead. Court testimony described two different .22-caliber handguns used in the shooting.
Jackson and Greene faced additional charges including aggravated assault and cruelty to children because Hughes’s girlfriend and her children were present; Jackson also faced possession of marijuana and theft by receiving stolen property, and Greene faced counts of possession or transfer of a firearm. Hunley was charged with felony murder and murder and the case was bound over to Rockdale County Superior Court. The final dispositions of the charges are not available. If anyone knew Jarvis Hughes or has information about the events that night, please share what is known.