Aubrey Abrakasa was shot and killed in San Francisco on August 14, 2006, while attempting to warn others. Shot 12 times from a vehicle firing approximately 30 rounds, the motivation for the crime remains unclear. Investigators suspect gang involvement, specifically the Central Division Players, while affirming Aubrey was not part of a gang. Lacking surveillance footage, police await tips from witnesses with a $250,000 reward available under new legislation that encourages anonymous reporting and offers compensation prior to a conviction. Authorities hope for renewed public engagement to solve the case.
Aubrey Abrakasa, a 17-year-old, was shot and killed in 2006 as he tried to warn others of an impending shooting. Witnesses reported a car sped by, firing about 30 rounds.
Authorities believe that the shooting might have been a case of mistaken identity, with the Central Division Players gang suspected of being involved, though Aubrey was not affiliated with any gang.
Police are relying on witnesses for information due to the lack of surveillance footage, as the shooting occurred before the prevalence of home security cameras, making investigation more challenging.
A reward of $250,000 for leads remains available, incentivized by recent legislation aimed at encouraging tipsters to come forward while maintaining anonymity and receiving payment upon filing charges.
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