David McAtee owned and operated a barbeque stand at the intersection of 26th and Broadway. He was killed by law enforcement early Monday after police said they were shot at. https://t.co/Rurmu9hcxo

— 89.3 WFPL News (@WFPLNews) June 1, 2020

Louisville police chief fired after it was revealed that the officers involved in a shooting that killed David McAtee early Monday did not activate their body cameras, mayor announces. https://t.co/lYSCcpfN9Y

— Breaking News (@BreakingNews) June 1, 2020

David McAtee, killed last night by police in Louisville, owned a popular BBQ joint.

"He liked the police. He used to give the police free food while they were working."

"He loved people. He loved to cook, and he cooked for anybody."https://t.co/rzYfYAorpm via @TasneemN

— Keegan Hamilton (@keegan_hamilton) June 1, 2020

The man apparently shot by police in Louisville was a barbecue restaurant owner who fed the police for free:https://t.co/o0Vf0gasft

— Jonathan Maze (@jonathanmaze) June 1, 2020

This photo of David McAtee volunteering to feed homeless families hit me hard. He radiates such joy and by all accounts tried to share that joy with others. Another black life snuffed out by police violence. #BlackLivesMatter https://t.co/Hp81Fnhkax pic.twitter.com/s9ypvLMMHe

— Tove Danovich (@TKDano) June 1, 2020