McDonald's worker shot in New York over cold fries

A 20yearold man in New York has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly shooting dead an employee of American fastfood giant McDonalds for allegedly serving his mother cold fries according to police and media reportsThe deceased identified as Kevin Holloman 23 died from three gunshot injuries at 771 Herkimer St in BedStuy Brooklyn on Monday the New York Post reported citing policeThe shooter Michael Morgan who is facing charges of attempted murder and criminal possession of a weapon in Mondays fastfood shooting was also slapped with murder and criminal possession of weapon charges over a killing in October 21 2020 New York Post reported citing policeThe publication citing police reported that Morgan stormed the McDonalds after his mother began questioning workers about cold French fries The workers reportedly laughed at her for asking to speak to a manager and later Morgan barged into the restaurant in his mothers defenceAlso readMcDonalds Starbucks PepsiCo CocaCola suspend business in RussiaSoon after the incident on Tuesday night Morgan was arrested and charged with the shooting police saidThe mother of the shooter told in an interview with The Post that her son said afterward he did what he had to doShe described what exactly what led up to the shooting I talked to my son with the cops My son is just saying that he gotta do what he gotta do and the victim came after him and whatever happened happened said Lisa FulmoreShooting incidents have become more frequent in the United StatesOn August 2 one person was killed and at least six men were shot at an apartment complex in the northeastern part of Washington DC The shooting was reported at about 830 pm US time in the 1500 block of F Street North East outside the Azeeze Bates apartment complex The Washington Post reported citing Police Chief Robert J Contee III said in a news conferenceMondays violent night included three other shootings none of which were fatal A woman was shot on Gainesville Street SE a man was shot on Newton Place NW and another man was shot on Oglethorpe Street NE all within the space of a few hours according to officialsWith increasing incidents of gun violence in the United States President Joe Biden had said that the US needs to ban assault weapons for the sake of protecting children and families or raise the age to purchase them from 18 to 21Furthermore on June 22 a group of US lawmakers reached a muchawaited deal on a bipartisan gun safety bill after recent mass shooting incidents in Uvalde Buffalo and Texas that struck a nerve in the countryThe new bill aims to take firearms away from dangerous people and provide billions of dollars in new mental health fundingThe bill does not ban assaultstyle rifles or significantly expand backgroundcheck requirements for gun purchases but it gives states more resources to take guns away from dangerous individualsIn recent incidents 7 people were hospitalized after a mass shooting in Orlando Florida last weekAn unidentified assailant pulled out a handgun and fired into the crowd injuring seven people reported CNNA similar incident took place in the Haltom City of Texas last week where two people were killed and four others including three officers were injuredPolice said that one woman was found dead inside the home and a man was found fatally shot in the homes driveway An elderly woman who called 911 was shot but expected to surviveOn May 24 a mass shooting incident took place at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde Texas in which several people including 19 children were killed This was the deadliest attack since the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland Florida where 17 people were killed according to CNNOn June 20 a teenager was shot dead and three others including a police officer were injured in a shooting in the area of 14th and U Street Northwest in Washington DC The shootout incidents in the US have been increasingThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever