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The employee is accused of firing a gun at Jacklyn Marie Reed as a “disturbance” broke out at the fast-food restaurant. TheThe worker was taken into custody outside his child’s school and charged with second-degree murder. Police in their news release didn’t list attorney information for the man, identified as 35-year-old Sam Antwan Ivey of Hendersonville.on Four Seasons Boulevard in Hendersonville.
Edwards also said guns are banned on the property, which expects to bolster its conflict-management training after the incident. Reed “left the restaurant only to return shortly after where she was met by the manager and a male employee,” officers wrote. “During the disturbance, the victim reached out and touched the male restaurant employee, who shot the victim with a concealed handgun.”
Ivey left the scene before officials tracked him to his child’s elementary school. Police don’t believe he planned to harm people there.
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