MARION COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — The family of a man who was shot last weekend at a community gathering in the Sellers community of Marion County is looking for justice.

Anthony "Antman" McCormick, 34, died in the shooting, according to officials with the Marion County Coroner's Office.

His death is being treated as a homicide.

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Sellers Police Chief Phillip Davis said the shooting happened at an annual community gathering at the town’s revitalization center on Main Street.

Davis said that right now they’re following all leads to find those responsible for the shooting.

He added that the State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) and the Marion County Coroner’s Office are helping in the investigation.

McCormick's family released the following statement:

"Anthony "Antman" McCormick was the victim of gun violence during an annual community event that he, his family, and friends attended yearly in support of his hometown of Sellers, South Carolina. This was sudden and senseless, and has placed tremendous and unjust shock and grief to his wife, young children, parents, family, and an ENTIRE Community that loved and respected him. This inane-witless act of deadly violence not only took the life of a beloved, talented, and cherished young man, but placed so many other innocent children, elderly, and close-nit community in danger. Any information to help detain those responsible would help bring his family and grieving community justice, safety, and some hope at beginning any sort of much needed healing and peace."

A Sellers town official called to clarify the name of the facility where a man was shot and killed on June 21.

The official said it happened at the Sellers Resource and Library Center and not the revitalization center, as initially released by law enforcement.

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