A fundraising site has been established for an Alabama man whose 32-year-old son was shot and killed at a fast food restaurant in Texas over the weekend.
has been established for an Alabama man whose 32-year-old son was shot and killed at a fast food restaurant in Texas over the weekend.
Steven Davis of Dug Hill, Alabama said his oldest son Matthew Davis was working a Saturday shift at Sonic Drive-In in Keene, Texas.Angel Gomez, 20, went to the restaurant with several passengers and was acting “disorderly” when Davis confronted him for urinating in the parking lot. Police Chief James Kidd said the confrontation turned physical and a 12-year-old in Gomez’s car pulled out an assault rifle and fired six rounds at Davis. Davis was air flighted to a nearby hospital but did not survive.
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