PEMBROKE PARK, FLA. (WSVN) – Detectives have released a clue, Thursday, to a fatal shooting in Pembroke Park.
The victim’s mother, Marie Reveille, expressed how important this clue is to her.
“I miss my son all day, all night,” she said. “All day, I can’t even sleep. I can’t sleep period. My son, he’s my company. I can’t even see him.”
The Broward Sheriff’s Office released video and images of the man they believe had a hand in the April 2 shooting at The Polo Club, near Southwest 56th Avenue and West Hallandale Beach Boulevard.
The staff and guests were making their way to the parking lot when shots were fired. One of the shots hit 33-year-old Jeff Reveille, who died at Memorial Regional Hospital.
BSO said the subject may not have known his alleged victim. “We don’t know why this man was killed,” said Broward Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Gina Carter. “We don’t even know if he knew the killer.”
The victim’s family said he was a good person who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
His mother said she couldn’t sleep since the shooting and hopes the shooter will come forward.
“My son was killed. Please turn yourself in,” she said. “I need to see you. There’s people who need to see you. Sister, brother need to see you. Turn yourself in, please. My son is innocent. He don’t do nothing bad.”
The man stands about 6 feet tall, BSO said, and is in his 30s with a goatee and mustache.
The shooter reportedly fled on foot.
If you have any information on this fatal shooting, call Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS. Remember, you can always remain anonymous, and you may be eligible for a $3,000 reward.
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