The husband of an assistant attorney general who has crusaded against child sex trafficking in Georgia has been shot dead.<\/p>\n
Shahriar\u00a0Zolfaghari, 36, had been shot twice in the chest when he was found slumped in the front seat of his car in Atlanta early on Wednesday morning.<\/p>\n
The Lyft driver – who is married to Georgia assistant attorney general Camila Wright – died in hospital, and police in charge of the homicide investigation say his death is a ‘mystery’.<\/p>\n
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Tragic: Shahriar Zolfaghari, the husband of Georgia assistant attorney general Camila Wright (pictured together with their baby daughter),\u00a0has been shot dead<\/h5>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n![\"Crime](\"http:\/\/i.dailymail.co.uk\/i\/pix\/2016\/06\/02\/02\/34D6873500000578-3621058-image-m-32_1464831599411.jpg\")
Crime scene: Zolfaghari, 36, had been shot twice in the chest when he was found slumped in the front seat of his car in Atlanta early on Wednesday morning<\/h5>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Mrs Wright was made Georgia’s prosecutor for human trafficking in 2014 and was believed to be the first person to take up such a role in the U.S..<\/p>\n
Before that was in charge of Fulton County’s human trafficking unit, where she helped jail 19 people, including two for life.<\/p>\n
According to 11 Alive<\/a>, a witness told police that he pulled up behind Mr\u00a0Zolfaghari’s vehicle at a red light next to a church at around 1am on Wednesday, but got out to see what was the matter when he did not pull away after the light changed to green.<\/p>\nThey told investigators that the motorist had been shot and that there was blood inside the car.<\/p>\n
Crime scene: Zolfaghari, 36, had been shot twice in the chest when he was found slumped in the front seat of his car in Atlanta early on Wednesday morning<\/h5>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Mrs Wright was made Georgia’s prosecutor for human trafficking in 2014 and was believed to be the first person to take up such a role in the U.S..<\/p>\n
Before that was in charge of Fulton County’s human trafficking unit, where she helped jail 19 people, including two for life.<\/p>\n
According to 11 Alive<\/a>, a witness told police that he pulled up behind Mr\u00a0Zolfaghari’s vehicle at a red light next to a church at around 1am on Wednesday, but got out to see what was the matter when he did not pull away after the light changed to green.<\/p>\n They told investigators that the motorist had been shot and that there was blood inside the car.<\/p>\n
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