Four Atlanta gang members have been found guilty of killing a 31-year-old father who was dressed up as a mime, after mistaking him for a member of a rival gang.
On September 23, 2014, Antonio Clements drove into a gang ambush at the Chevron gas station in Southwest Atlanta.
Now, Durrell Marco Muse, 29, Tequila Danae Forehand, 31, Darious Harris, 23, and Jujuane Harris, 19, have been found guilty of several charges, including murder, reported WSB-TV 2 Atlanta.
On September 23, 2014, Antonio Clements (pictured) drove into a gang ambush at the Chevron gas station in Southwest Atlanta while dressed as a mime
Now, the four defendants, Durrell Marco Muse (top left), 29, Tequila Danae Forehand (bottom left), 31, Darious Harris (top right), 23, and Jujuane Harris (bottom right), 19, have been found guilty of several charges, including murder, reported WSB-TV 2 Atlanta .
They were convicted on charges of participation in criminal street gang activity, murder, criminal attempt to commit murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, and related gun charges, and are set to be sentenced Friday at 10am.
Surveillance video showed the four people, armed with one AK-47 and several handguns, appearing to talk to one another before Clements' car pulled into the gas station.
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ShareWhen he drove into the parking lot, the shooters yelled: 'There they go!' before shooting at his car, according to witnesses.
More than 59 shots were fired, and Clements died of a gunshot wound to the neck from the AK-47 rifle.
Through the investigation, detectives determined that the victim had been mistaken for a rival gang member.
At the time of his death, Clements left behind five children (he is pictured with them in two family photos)
When he was killed, Clements had just started a mime dance ministry with his brother. The two performed in churches around Atlanta.
Speaking to WSB-TV in October 2014, Tomiko Clements described the moment she faced her son's killers in court, saying: 'They just looked like they didn't do nothing. No remorse, no nothing'.
At the time of his death, Clements left behind five children, including a four-year-old daughter.
His girlfriend, Kendra Clopton, was in the car with him when he died and was grazed by a bullet. She told the news channel that: 'I want them to know they really took someone special from this world'.
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