Khalil Bradley, 27, and Marvin Mills, 27, are facing second-degree murder charges in the death of 26-year-old Moustapha Diop.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Two men are facing murder charges in the shooting death of a 26-year-old in November 2022 that happened on the city's Northside, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office announced in a release on Tuesday.
An arrest report states Diop's pants pockets appeared to be"turned out" indicating something was taken, and his phone, wallet and car keys were not located at the scene. Investigators identified Bradley and Mills as the people responsible for the deadly shooting, according to the release.Bradley was already incarcerated on unrelated charges, as a warrant for his arrest on the murder charge was served.According to a heavily redacted arrest report, Diop's killing appears to have stemmed from an alleged"drug debt" that he owed Mills and Bradley.
"This unknown male then agreed to bring the victim home to safety after the debt was paid," the report states. After Diop helped get the gas and arrived, Mills and Diop drove together to a gas station and Bradley and the unidentified woman followed behind in Diop's vehicle, the report states.Diop told the unidentified woman, according to the report, that Mills wanted to talk to him about something, but didn't say what.
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