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This browser does not support the video element. GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. — Two Gwinnett County brothers have remained behind bars without bond since June after a confrontation with a neighbor ended in gunfire. Kehonia Vick, the brothers’ mother, spoke exclusively with Channel 2 investigative reporter Ashli Lincoln about the case, saying her sons responded after a man confronted their elderly family member. Vick said 18-year-old Camari Warner and 23-year-old Armani Warner, who she says have no criminal history, heard a man yelling at their elderly family member before the confrontation escalated. Doorbell camera video captured part of the confrontation. “You getting too close, bruh,” one of the brothers can be heard saying.
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That initial gunfire was not captured on the doorbell video, according to Vick. Sterling says Georgia law states suspects can’t be held more than 90 days without being formally charged.
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