A Detroit gas station clerk may have panicked when he locked a door to stop a possible theft before a man shot three bystanders, but he didn't commit a crime, his lawyer said Friday.
A gas station remains closed less than a week after a fatal shooting in Detroit, Michigan, Wednesday, May 10, 2023. Authorities in Detroit say a man fatally shot another customer inside a gas station and wounded two more in a dispute over a small purchase. – A Detroit gas station clerk may have panicked when he locked a door to stop a possible theft before a man shot three bystanders, but he didn't commit a crime, his lawyer said Friday.
A man was killed and two more were wounded on May 6. Samuel McCray, 27, has been charged with murder and other crimes. “He was doing his job,” Jamil Khuja told the judge."Did he panic and act inappropriately in a way? Maybe, but that’s the best they can argue here.”
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