A young father was gunned down in Philadelphia on the Fourth of July in 2017. More than five years later, Niam Johnson-Tate's murder remains unsolved. His mother wants to make sure her son is not forgotten. JoeHoldenCBS3 reports
PHILADELPHIA — A young father was gunned down in Philadelphia on the Fourth of July in 2017. More than five years later, Niam Johnson-Tate’s murder remains unsolved. His mother wants to make sure her son is not forgotten.READ MORE:
Johnson-Tate was transferred to Temple University Hospital by the time Kamara and her husband were racing to meet him at the emergency room. She remembers seeing the ambulance pull up.“I broke through the crowd. I was able to touch his foot, and I’m hollering Niam, Niam, and I’m getting no response,” Kamara said. “And I just fall.”Johnson-Tate was pronounced dead the following day, July 5, 2017.
Not three months before Johnson-Tate’s fatal shooting, a defining moment came in his life, mom says, the birth of his son. It changed him from a child into a grown man, and she adds he was scared.
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