SOUTH CAROLINA — The viewing service for Cyrus Carmack-Belton, who was allegedly shot and killed by a South Carolina gas station owner, is being held Friday, according to Leevy's Funeral Home. His funeral is planned for Saturday.
Rick Chow, 58, was arrested and charged with murder in connection to 14-year-old Cyrus's death, the Richland County Sheriff's Department said. Chow wrongly believed Cyrus had shoplifted several bottles of water, police said.
"He was intelligent, humorous with quick wit and well-liked by his classmates," the post said."We could always depend on Cyrus to ask questions beyond the scope of the topic as he often would seek to understand, rather than accept and move on."During a press conference Monday by the Richland County Sheriff's Department, Lott said there was a verbal confrontation inside the store before Cyrus left and took off running.
"The father shot the young man in the back," Lott said. According to law enforcement, a gun was found close to the teen's body. According to a sheriff's office incident report obtained by ABC News, the shooting is not believed to be"a bias motivated incident."
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