Micah Parker demands justice for 'best friend' Johnny Wactor after actor was fatally shot amid robbery

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 'General Hospital' star Johnny Wactor’s "best friend" Micah Parker has called for justice in an emotional Instagram post.

Parker talked about the attempted robbery on Wactor, which turned into a murder, “We need Justice for Johnny. We need to get loud. It is not okay what’s happening in our cities.”

“The city and statewide 'leadership' has enabled criminals and emboldened them. Catalytic converter theft is a brazen act that criminals would not attempt in a densely populated area unless they knew there would be no consequences. That is a failure of leadership,” Parker called for accountability in his video caption.

Micah Parker demands justice for Johnny Wactor 

The 35-year-old urged his followers to join him and pressured the local administration, "Now my friend, my brother, a true treasure is dead. Please stay tuned for more information as we will be taking action to pressure the city into taking back our streets from these cowards and criminals who are currently running it.”

“I am grieving and I am angry, and now I want to channel all of that emotion into true Justice in his name. Who is with me?” Parker concluded. 

As per Los Angeles County Coroner, Wactor died by homicide, with a gunshot wound to his chest, per ET.

Wactor’s brother, Grant, shared that the actor was shielding his female co-worker, Anita Joy, from the thieves when he suffered from a fatal wound. 

Micah Parker wants people to keep Johnny Wactor's 'story alive'

“When I found out early in the morning on Sunday (May 26) that he was shot, I knew, I knew that if there was someone there, that he had taken the bullet, " Parker said in the clip.

He added, “It’s just the kind of guy that he was. He never shied away. Never shied away from difficult conversations, difficult tasks, emotionally, mentally.”

Parker touched upon the fact that Wactor was sober at the time of his death, “He was in such a good place and we need to keep his story alive.”

“We need to continue to get loud, because this is gonna continue to happen, unfortunately. This city is in shambles. And if you don’t agree, and you don’t believe that, then you’re blind and you’re lying to yourself," he added.

As per police documents, witnesses shared that after finishing his bartending shift at a local bar, Wactor walked to his parked car. He met three individuals who were in the middle of stealing the vehicle's catalytic converter, who shot him dead without provocation.

LAPD issued a statement on Wactor’s death earlier, The three suspects involved were wearing all dark clothing and driving a dark-colored sedan. The suspects fled northbound on Hope St Central Bureau Homicide is investigating the case and is requesting the public’s help.