HoneyKomb Brazy’s grandparents’ homicide led to a $2,200 demolition invoice after Mobile officers cleared the stays of the fire-damaged dwelling.

HoneyKomb Brazy grew to become the middle of a civic dispute and a felony tragedy on Tuesday after the Mobile City Council voted to cost a property proprietor $2,200 for demolishing the charred stays of the house the place his grandparents had been killed throughout a 2021 drive-by capturing.

The house on Dr. Thomas Avenue in Mobile’s Happy Hill neighborhood was destroyed after gunmen opened fire and ignited a blaze that killed Tony and Leila Lewis.

The metropolis says the property proprietor didn’t correctly clear the positioning, forsaking the concrete slab and particles.

“That work involved, from the city’s perspective, the removal of the remaining slab and unburned debris from the property that the homeowner did not remove,” David Daughenbaugh, Mobile’s director of municipal enforcement, instructed Fox10. “And then it also included leveling the site, grading it, so it’s level and doesn’t hold water. And then also put some hay down with some grass seeds so you do not have erosion.”

The $2,200 invoice covers each the bodily labor and the executive prices related to the demolition and cleanup. The lethal capturing that led to the destruction of the house has since developed into a fancy homicide case.

Four males have been charged in reference to the assault, however solely two, Terrance Santez Watkins and Patrick Vashun Lewis, have been served warrants. Prosecutors are pushing to attempt them collectively in courtroom subsequent month.

Testimony from a 2022 listening to revealed the motive behind the capturing was linked to a private feud between Watkins and OMB Peezy. A detective testified that Watkins felt disrespected throughout a Facebook livestream and retaliated by concentrating on the grandparents of HoneyKomb Brazy, since he and Peezy are shut.

HoneyKomb Brazy was not too long ago launched early from federal jail in October 2025 after serving almost two years of a 30-month sentence for a gun possession cost stemming from a December 2023 site visitors cease in Mobile County.

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