Missouri Man Allegedly Shot McDonald’s Coworker After They Got Into Fight At Work, Police Say
A man in Missouri was arrested in connection to the shooting death of his McDonald’s colleague after the pair got into a dispute.
Terrence King, 19, and the victim, Kevyn Henderson, 23, were both inside the St. Louis fast food restaurant when they began arguing and the manager had to escort King from the premises, KMOV reported, citing a probable cause affidavit.
When Henderson exited the McDonald’s around 8:30 p.m., a second argument erupted between the two, and King allegedly shot Henderson in the chest in front of multiple witnesses, police said.
Police have not said what the arguments were over.
According to KMOV, the victim was found shot in the chest and was not breathing when officers arrived. He later died from his injuries.
King has pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action. He was being held without bond.
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