28 years later: Traffic stop catches fugitive wanted for 1994 Atlanta homicide
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The suspect, Muhammed Bilal El-Amin, begged deputies to let him go; they soon learned he was wanted for the 1994 homicide of 18 year old Jafferd Tucker in Atlanta.
On Tuesday, sharp-eyes deputies just east of Atlanta, in Oconee County, captured the fugitive during a routine traffic stop.
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I knew Jafferd. He dated my best friend back in the 90s, and we had so much fun hanging out together. He was a handsome, talented, and an all-around amazing young man. I will never forget how devastated we were the day he was killed. Each time I go to the Oakland City train station I think of him. Rest in peace Jafferd!
At least NOW he had so much to loose as in Family a son that needs him at an age in life he had property, cars etc so yes he has very much to loose now rather than back way when he killed.and as he will rot in prison it will all play out in his mind
So he killed him and stayed in the same city without being caught by the FBI?
@@rayramos2278 He will walk
@@daviddillardjohnson1095 probably not bud
@@dannyb271tx 1. I don’t remember responding to you
2. Yeah, he probably will
I watched the arrest yesterday and he begged like a dog they wouldn't take him in. As soon as she said he'd just have to get his picture taken and finger printed he knew it was over and he was caught. I figured they had to be suspicious of how desperate he became considering it was a simple traffic violation. So glad they were following the law to the letter and didn't let him walk!!!
I'm sure some leftard will call it out as "racism"...
Yes Susan, I watched it too and the scumbag kept begging because he took care of a sick uncle or aunt or whatever and his sone is "only" thirteen and please he does everything in the house and ..... yep. Great work by the cops.
Yes, it’s great they caught his behind. I bet at every BLM March? Protest, riot his behind was front and center, yelling the loudest. Now his expensive braids will be shaved off along with his designer designer clothes , shoes 👞 will have to be swapped for an orange jump suit. I hope he gets the death penalty and as he’s waiting constantly get his behind beat. Period!
He knew he had so much to loose at this point in life panic set in and so yes highly suspicious behavior over a traffic stop
THEY WILL
The fact that he was so casually driving and living life in peace mean that criminals just don’t care!
Don’t be fooled.. most of em have paranoia and nightmares daily
Criminals walking all around us meanwhile cops are killing people due to mistaking a phone for a weapon or raiding the wrong apartments and killing innocent people or shooting people in the back just bc they ran. This is actually comedy that this dude walked around for almost 3 decades.
Exactly all he was missing was unicorns 🦄 living the life.
@@PlatinumHustle that’s true for some.
@@bigsnacks6485 exactly
I'm glad that the victim's uncle was able to see justice for his nephew! The rest of his family can have closure now.🙏🙏😞
The mother didn't live long enough to see this day!
@@julianeal-pittman8488 we read the article too so we know that.
@@julianeal-pittman8488 someone heard her prayer.
Nothing goes unseen. It’s just a matter of time. Don’t ever forget that
AMEN 🙏 🙏
28 years? that's a long damn time
Yes! absolutely right on that..........but try telling that too the millions of others that are on the run.......from their evil deeds of the pass.
EL ROI
@@cassidypresley3271 correct. White woman who accused Emmett Till of whistling her
Had he taken responsibility for his actions 25 years ago, he likely would have been out of prison by now.
Gotta pay your dues in life, sooner or later.
Agreed
With all social media and better technology, I’d definitely woulda done my time back than instead … 90s and 2000s early were brutal
Sorry but if you shoot someone in the face you're never going to get out of prison. No parole.
@@Bluegrasshero apparently, you do not live in California.
@@Bluegrasshero I guess you don’t know that California knows how to party, now let me welcome you to the wild Wild West.a state that’s untouchable
Justice for Jafferd Tucker family.
Indeed!
Where is BLM, Lebron, Colin Kaepernick, Lewis Hamilton, Bubba Wallace, MSM, CNN, MSNBC, Obama, far left, Liberal media/press at for the suspect?
@@SixerIverson04 your comment is the product of lack of education.
This life must fall into the evil of your deeds, no matter how long it takes
@@irisk5-m182 .........Good point!! I must say.......you reap of what you sow.......the consequences of your actions.
@@SixerIverson04 in the white house, lookin for more ways to have an election "swing" their way 🤦🏽♂️🗑️
Got away for nearly 30 yrs for shooting a friend in the face to death robbed him of his life.what a punk. no doubt was shocked As f**k when he knew oh shit this is it man I’m gone for good man! Even though he got away for so long back at that time when he killed him he had nothing to loose unlike now he had family..a son that needed him at a point in life,property couple of cars etc.he knew he had much to loose now so yes it was the perfect time to pay the bill for killing a another human being
Exactly 💯..
Got too comfortable. 28 year run over because he decided to drive without a license. Beyond foolish. Had a nice run. Time to pay the piper.
Time to pay the booty bandit
@@rayramos2278 😭😭😭😭😭
This life must fall into the evil of your deeds, no matter how long it takes
@@rayramos2278 AKA The Piper
@@rayramos2278 "We can do this the easy way, or the hard way...... the choice is yours."
Let this be a lesson to all them young thugs out there.
YOU WILL BE CAUGHT!
He’s gonna walk on all charges I bet
@@daviddillardjohnson1095 facts
Not just a lesson to all them young thugs, but specifically a lesson to Young Thug.
Let's keep it real most of these guys that kill innocent people won't get caught this particular guy luck just ran out but there are thousands of black people in the hood that get killed and there killers don't get caught half the time people know who did it and won't snitch
@@takethat863 exactly
Crazy is that I was born in 1994. And im 28. He’s been on the run my entire life.
Maybe he changed his life around. There are alot of people out there who are in their 40s and 50s now and they have evolved alot in life in comparison to their teenage years and 20s.
@@brooklynalmighty845 justice still has to be served
@@FOTWC I understand. But what is justice? At the end of the day, who is benefitting from all of this?
@@brooklynalmighty845 sure buddy…..
@@brooklynalmighty845 Nah
The look on his face when he realized his life has finally taken the turn he’s been scared of
I mean him of course, not you lol.
For him to shoot his “friend,” he was no friend at all. Watch who you associate yourselves with. A lotta people ain’t to be trusted.
You believe that just cuz the feds said so? He ain’t even been to trial
@@daviddillardjohnson1095 stop committing crime jamal.
You are so correct! He was all at the man's house spending nights and eating food.
He had only met him a short time before, not much time to establish any type of relationship.
Wonder what happened? Was it an accident? Did he try to rob him? Did they get into a fight? Was it a gang initiation or a thrill kill? Are we completely sure this teenager was his only victim?
@@queenroyalty7550 We’re not even completely sure he’s guilty…
You can’t escape what you’ve done. You can delay and evade but it’s going to find you eventually.
TRUTH👍🏾Your comment should be written in a movie script😁
If not in this life, then definitely in The Judgement.
Hopefully this applies to countries as well
Not all the time🚫
Emmett Tills accuser?
Damn , 28 yrs ?! He looks 28 lol
too much gray hair to be 28
no he dosent..you need glasses
I know a 20 year old with Grey hairs
@@tc-tm1my there is a such thing called premature greying 😴
@@lousassoul7344 its an exaggeration 🙄🤦🏾♀️ but he def doesnt look 47 lol
This guy is wearing “rudraksha beads” on his wrists not knowing that you don’t just put on random spiritual beads without knowing what you are doing because they bring long awaited JUSTICE that is due!!
exactly pretending to be some hes not them beads brought his own karma lol
Yesss Indeed!!! He's an Idiot!!
Now that's some karma
In all honesty, and not saying anything to justify what he had done but almost 30 yrs is a long time to change your life. Granted he did wrong but I'm sure (at least I hope) he's not the same 18 yr old kid that did that act
The truth is in the eyes. Look at his recent booking photo
That is truly amazing. Great job, officers.
Was that a Tesla he is driving.
@Thalu Khamat Better now then never. At least his family will have closure.....
Great job??? They got lucky... How is this a great job? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👮
All that begging and pleading to the police made him suspicious.
I watch to tape is ridiculous talking about his grandma that they need Him one lie after another begging like a little whiny little Coward
Great job guys. Those officers deserve a national award.
I did my job today. I want an award too.
@@earldarnell5221 Did you catch a killer tho?
Why, because they did what they are supposed to do? Nah fam, a pat on the back for a good days work and keep being the officer you swore to be. You too excited fam, chill.
@@John01ization this was happenstance. There was no active work being done by these two to merit anything other than a thank you. A well done job is appreciated, it shouldn't be honored. Especially if you are SUPPOSED to do your job. The real question is, how many officers let this man go???????
Seems like a fluke.
If he wouldn’t have ran he would’ve been outta jail by now
Lmaooo
Shiddddddd
That’s an interesting way too look at it
25 to life lol
Sad but true plus law is way different now
That's a Blessing Justice is finally being served. I'm glad he's off the streets and the family can feel a little better.
Exactly don't make no sense killing their own people
“I am not a criminal”! And yet you are wanted for murder. Last I checked that makes you a criminal!
30 years ago
It doesn’t matter if it was 30 or 130 yrs ago murder is murder, keep that same energy while you play a race victim
@@bme6949 Yeah but you do realise people change? I bet you not the same person you where when you were 20.
I'm so happy that he finally will be brought to justice. It's sad that his mother isn't alive to witness this. Rest in peace K-ral
His mother was so so COOL.
He is definitely not prepared for life in prison at this point in his life .
It’s rather impressive he lasted 28 years
Exactly clearly he stayed out of trouble my whole life I’m 28
@@losoulblocka0524 he didn’t stay out of trouble. He didn’t get caught for shit in 28 years.
Imagine how much longer if he just got his license situation strait...
It's easy for someone with a fake I d
But now he crying like a Baby. Freedom gone
@@losoulblocka0524 I just turned 30, pretty much my whole life too! 👀
I swear if I was wanted like that id chop my finger tips off🤷♂️😳
Why not just leave the Country?
I'm so happy they caught him the family can rest 🙏
His mother has passed on though
Fugitive for 28 years ? Hell, he looks 28
On the run for murder for 30 years but driving around with expired tags....ok
Obviously a Master Criminal.
If he got sentenced back in 1994 he might of been getting out of jail now....Time to pay the debt you owe....SMDH
I'm glad he's caught. But if I was him knowing i literally got away with mvrd3r, I would have ALL my papers in order. I would NEVER do ANY traffic violations or any violations for that matter. But then again, I'm me and as me I would never end someone's life (unless for self defense).
I would have left the country period
@@jammakaveli4758 me to
Shows how stupid some criminals are , no license , no insurance ,expired registration , its like please catch me
If he served his potential life sentence which is 25 years, he would have been out 3 years ago. Instead he ran for 28 years and now will spend 25 more years in prison. That's over 50 years suffering for the sin he committed. 28 years running, afraid your freedom will be lost and another 25 being in jail. It would have been better to turn himself in and do the time. It would have been over by now.
Prisons are terrible places that promote organized crime and violence. If his record has been clean ever since, we have to weigh what the introduction to prison culture is going to do to him and as a result to his community. He should certainly face consequences, it was murder ffs, but we don't even know if it was manslaughter or self-defense because it sounds like he was found guilty in absentia. Seems like exactly the case to reflect on what we're trying to accomplish, rehabilitation or revenge. Would be nice if there was something worse than parole or even a prison system that wasn't as corrupt as the one we have. But here we are.
Lmao no it wouldn’t. Age 19-44 would be waaaaay worse to spend in prison than 47 onward. We don’t even know if he did it, he could still walk on the Murder charge
@@danlowe it doesn’t work like that. You don’t get to commit a crime, hide (which is a second crime),commit another crime (which is driving with a suspended license on an uninsured vehicle) then think society will “weigh” the fact that you evaded arrest for 28 years. The family who lost their son did not see justice in 28 years.
@@Jojo-pv3uf Sentences are commuted all the time for good behavior. If he has shown he can be an upstanding member of society for longer than his original sentence, it's not so different than making that consideration when it was under the burden of confinement. There's almost zero chance this will happen, because he's also a fugitive who never served any time. But judges weigh these considerations all the time, and in the context of recidivism he's been objectively less destructive than a person who learned to be a thug in prison and is now free because their time's up.
@@danlowe sentences are commuted- he was not sentenced because he ran. So we’re talking apples and oranges here.
He’s was on his way to Wakanda Polytechnic...
The pants he alreddy dropt the soap
😂
Suspended Registration and Licence, still thinking he is above the law. Another entitled criminal heading to jail where he belongs.
Exactly
He got comfortable
Man, the dude just Casually driving around, aint no way police were actually looking for him for 28 years
Yup exactly it was pure coincidence or just God knowing his time was up.
He was on the run for 28 years and never encountered police. He changed his ways but gotta pay for his past actions. He got 28 years he wouldn't have gotten.
How do you know he changed his ways?
@@gordonspond because he went 28 years without and police interactions
If he would of just did his time back in the 90s, he could of already served his sentence by now
@@liberalizmism5431 that doesn’t mean shit.
@@liberalizmism5431 And??
The real crime - those pants 👖 😳. 😶
They shd make him wear those pants when he gets married 👰♂️👳🏿♂️ in jail
We all pay for our wrongs eventually. If we are not sorry. God always has the last laugh . ✝️✝️✝️⚰️
In that case, I wish God would hurry up and fix some of the stupid crap going on in this country right now. After that, He can laugh all he wants...
@@gordonspond , did you ever ask
@@gordonspond why is that it suppose to happen for HIS Coming.
Matthew 24
3And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?
4And Jesus answered and said unto them, Take heed that no man deceive you.
5For many shall come in my name, saying, I am Christ; and shall deceive many.
6And ye shall hear of wars and rumours of wars: see that ye be not troubled: for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet.
7For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.
8All these are the beginning of sorrows.
That’s very true!!! Preach!
Or should I say "WORD" !!!
My heart hurts 💔💔💔💔💔 for this family but it is a beautiful thing to see that he can finally rest in peace because now 28 years later God has given this family closer and peace prayers and more prayers
I see people say it’s only a minor traffic violation, why does police have to pursue. This is a great example
Conflating probable cause leads to all kinds of consequences on our society, not least of which the sanity of the LEO. 90% of municipal revenues are raised from traffic citations. We don't want cops to be paranoid to the point of dysfunction, investigating beyond the scope of their probable cause for something so routinely pervasive. Traffic should be regulated with cameras, sensors and regulated for its own sake because unsafe driving kills way more people than gun violence. But we can't let the prospect of a fugitive turn what little progress the Constitution made in world history into an arbitrary tool
Technically it's not a small offense. Driving on a suspended license is no different than driving with a DUI. You go to jail for both.
@@teribrod4017 depends on the state,in Mississippi they never do unless you're being a belligerent prick,they write you a ticket,and send you on your way,in most cases. However in Georgia they take you straight to jail,and you have to come back to court no matter how far away you live,if you don't Georgia will put a hold on your license for as long as it takes to get you to show up. I didn't have a license for a little over 7 years,thanks to Georgia's law and the fact I lived 8 hours away from the county court. Finally I gave in and took care of it. Georgia don't play about that suspended license.
I'm glad that this guy was caught and the family will have some sense of justice.
No wonder he was begging. Sweet Jesus! Thank God for the long arm of the law! You can run but you can't hide!
You cannot out run a capital murder warrant
The guy almost make you feel sorry for him, but he was begging to much for a traffic violation, hell I thought he was going to cry. He's crying now lol. Great work officers.
I feel like had he not did that he would have gotten away.
@@queenroyalty7550 He would have gotten caught anyway because he was stupid all those years breaking laws, he has been lucky and it run out .
@@sthpac69 Nah , he clearly was staying out of trouble, aside from the false I.d lol
Suspended registration and license, 2 laws broken.
If that were me i would be using uber or lyft for rest of my life to avoid traffic stop or needing license
Right
That's what I was thinking. 😂😂😂
Glad he got caught, now he can rot in jail!! He'd probably already be out if he got caught 28 years ago
Good job by THESE deputies. But all the other "police work" surrounding this case is some of the worst I have ever seen.
How Sway?
How?
It's been 28 years and this dude never left the country. He's driving a vehicle. I don't even need to know the specifics to know that this dude should have been found a long time ago.
@@chadhiggins9944 Just because someone’s in the country doesn’t mean they can automatically be caught. I don’t know if you know this but there’s this magical thing called a building that you can hide in. Also there’s this thing people do called “not talking to the cops if they see something” maybe you live in a tent out in nature somewhere, but that’s not how the rest of us live
@@lo2990 lol he was a driving a car bro.
when you on the run you don't ride in cars that's a rule that's how most people on the run are arrested
At some point you gonna have to use a car
@@liberalizmism5431 yea u should call a cab maybe. when you on the run u suppose to use public transportation most people are busted during traffic stops
@@liberalizmism5431 he could of moved to NYC
@@shangtatum1395 you still gonna have to use a car at some point. You wouldn’t even be able make it half as long as he did 😂
@@liberalizmism5431 if u wanna stay out of jail you will stay out of cars period. he jammed up now because he was in a car when you on the run you use public transportation that's a golden rule he'd be free now if he followed that rule
Yet still they would not arrest Emmett Till accuser.🤬😠😡😤
She about to die anyways.. hell got a special place for her
Stfu!!!! How you defending this dude after he shot another black brother in the FACE!? Yall always play the victim but don't ever talk about black on black crime I'm glad they arrested this delusional pookie ray ray!!!!
Always tryna make it about race when some of yall kill ya own race you stupid!!!🤣🤣🤣
And got to live to be 88 years old too. Meanwhile Emmett Till only lived to be 14 before getting killed. 😡😡😡😡
Bet he tries the "I've been such a good guy since my tragic mistake" defense. The thing about that is twofold, first *a truly good person would have turned himself in.* Second, it completely ignores the consequences his actions had on people beyond himself. The victim would've probably preferred *not* being murdered in order for this guy to learn his lesson. The victim's family definitely valued Jaffred's life as much more than a disposable teaching aid for Muhammed Bilal El-Amin. I've never met him but _even I value Jaffred as more than that._
Selfish coward now his 13 year old son is without his father and he hopefully will never have his freedom again. Justice for Jeffard tucker and his family. He walked freely for 28 years now time to pay his dues!!!!
@@carrieanncancino5118 yep you are right he's paying now
FACTS.
That’s what I say: if he had any remorse, he would have turned himself in a long time ago.
lol i loved to see how he slowly realized he was screwed
He knew his time was up!! You reap what you sow!! It might take time but it'll catch up eventually!! Glad for the suffering family!! 🙏
I'm just happy they caught him! Bravo! It looks like he's still young enough to enjoy a long prison sentence, so he's got that going for him! God Bless the family who can finely have some justice!
Another prime example of how no one gets away with wrong can be years and evades later but time will come ..we all reap what we sow..whether bad or good
If only we can get y'all to grasp that concept when it comes to dealing with bad men and letting him sow his seed and then you along with the rest of the community have to reap what yall have sowed.
Indeed ebony the law will ketchup with criminals no matter what.theres trump today the law has court up with him his time is over
I gotta say I'm impressed that he stayed off the radar for 28 years,but his luck run out ..he even put on the innocent school boy act a little over played but okay whatever 🙄
If he wouldn't went to prison 28 years ago he probably would've been getting out of prison now( 25 years to life sentence) that's why you need to man up and face your actions like a man, now he will spend the rest of his life in prison. It's to bad the mother isn't living to have peace. Great job 👏 police 🚔 officers 👏
Yeah, at best if found guilty he will come home when he's a old senior citizen.
He may have gotten life without parole or the death penalty. A lot of laws were in place that gave minorities long prison sentences. At the time crime was awful in Atlanta, and this crime was brutal. Life is 30 years before you get a parole hearing in Georgia.
The very definition of catch your ass in traffic
I beg of y'all..I'm not a criminal and I'm not a thief. I'm a murder that's all.
Yep. 😂😂😂😂That cissy knew his freedom was over. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
He was free so long he forgot he was wanted for murder .............
He didn't forget, that's why he was begging and pleading
@@John01ization😂😂😂😂😂Yep. That Sissy knew his time was coming to an end. 😂😂😂😂😂
That gotta suck. I bet in a trillion years he didn’t expect that to happen.
You may hate getting traffic tickets, but surprisingly a very large number of criminals are ultimately caught through general traffic enforcement.
Yep
Nbs
Still don’t wanna be held up and harassed over things like plate lights and blinkers blinking to fast all so you can see if I’m a criminal. A hood cop doesn’t pull people over and get lucky a hood cop investigates. 28 years and y’all only found him on accident? I will
Not praise the police for this
End of the road.
There's going to need to be separate charges filed for those pants he's wearing.
Lol
Yes, it's k!lled many eyes.
Yes what was that! Lol
Out of all the comments that I’m you really made me laugh. Thanks
Let me start over. Out of all the comments I’ve read you made me laugh.
No statute of limitations for murder, hope he enjoyed his 28 years of freedom, because he will never be free again.
Look at God ... may his soul rest 🙏🏼 😢
although he is gone forever, this is closure for the family.
There's never really closure. You just learn to deal
He would be out now if he pleaded and turned himself in back then. Crazy.
Maybe or maybe not. People do get a life sentence for murder.
I knew something else was going on here. Dude was crying over a suspended license. He would've gotten out of jail the same day or the next morning. And the lady on the phone definitely knew cause she started crying lol.
The moral of this story. If you are going to steal someone else's identity. Do not steal the identity of someone with legal problems.
🤣🤦🏾♂️
Naaahh frfr lmaoooooo
The gravity of his fear after his peaceful 28 years ended.. wow
Outstanding ,after all that time!
I am so happy prayer's has finally answered for Jaffer's family now they can live at peace at least they'll know why we all want to know why too mind blowing 28 years took his life away 💔 prayers 🙏justice will be served
But he knows he can’t get back out. It’s so pathetic when they beg the police. Time to pay.
I FEEL SORRY FOR BOTH FAMILIES, THE DEAD MAN HAD A PRAYING MOM, SHE DIED OF A BROKEN ♥️ HEART. 🙏🙏🙏
The issue here........is that you may try to hide the evilness of your pass........ by being on the 🏃♂️ run, for the last (28 years) of your life yet, sooner or later..........your luck will run out. What you reap.........young man, you will enventionally sow the consequences of your actions.
He pleaded tinker him go because he knew he was caught.
Why drive dirty? Suspended license and registration?
Dummy
You can run,but you can't hide,now time to pay
He wouldn't have been caught if it wasn't for Pure Dumb Luck.
Great job Oconee County. The long arms of the law is always reaching.
He was trying to come up with something he said look I need to get back home. I left the stove on. you can turn it off in about 40 years😂😂😂😂
This is a strong example of why there is no such thing as Karma or at least cosmic Karma. It's true he finally got caught, but look at him. He's handsome, healthy, dressed nicely, got himself a nice car. He supposedly murdered someone, and up until getting caught, looked to be living a good, solid life. Got all that nice body decoration, dude is aging fantastic. Which means potentially he psychologically didnt have a care in the world!
Fingerprints from 28 years ago. It's something, but it's not a smoking gun.
It's all that is necessary
I wonder if he drove very little to minimize his chances of getting caught or if he just got too comfy.
I'm sure he was driving everywhere. After 28 years living his life. He didn't fear being caught until he was. Then he tried everything to get out of being arrested.
Shoulda been using uber
Remember he's been driving which is why his license was suspended.
@@kennethfuller7538I agree with you 💯 definitely.
How could he just live life, knowing he killed someone? Just heartless!!!
A lot of people live their lives, knowing they killed someone. Some of them are heroes, some aren’t, but they all do it.
Excellent video!
Criminals always slips up
Sooner or later 🤔
Shame on you.
Justice is sweet
Yes it is. 😂😂😂😂😂
So he did this in altanta 28 years ago? And stayed in Atlanta the whole time with out no run ins or nothing😂 man that’s history
It took too fucking long to finally get somebody and there are still some cold cases out there
Damn, that dude doesn't look nowhere near 47 years old
You never really get away with anything
Very True. 👍🏿
You may think you will get away but time will catch up with you.
Glenda pate amen to that sister God bless you sweetie
At the age we live in it's not a matter of if your gonna get caught it's a matter of when, just don't do it.
He got 28 more free years then he deserved
I am glad that justice has been served!
You can run but can't Hide..Time to pay your Debt 😈
God bless the family and friends everybody as well as the young man that lost his life I'm so sorry for y'all's loss I can't even imagine as a parent a father, anyways God bless you guys amen,
You can run but you can't hide