A Family Dollar employee has been charged with murder after police say he shot a serial shoplifter ten times after the shoplifter punched him in the face.
Fox News host Tucker Carlson weighs in on the rise in crime and the right to self defense on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'has been charged with murder after police say he shot a shoplifter that punched him in the face ten times.
Kevin Salas Madrid, 24, confronted the serial shoplifter and told him to leave the store at which point the shoplifter punched him in the face which knocked off Madrid's eyeglasses,Madrid then allegedly pulled out a gun and shot the shoplifter at least ten times, including several times when the shoplifter was on the ground.
"Kevin stated he had made the worst decision of his life," police said in his probable cause statement."Kevin explained he was struck and decided to shoot but looking back, he realized it was egregious." One employee in the store said that Madrid fired as many as 15 shots and admitted after the shooting that he could not control his anger,
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