An argument between employees at a Texas Wingstop this week ended with a deadly shooting, Irving Police said.
On June 3, Marc Leon got into a verbal altercation with his manager at around 7:30 p.m. before being ordered to leave the restaurant.
The 22-year-old suspect left the restaurant but not before opening fire at the manager striking him multiple times.
Stray bullets struck another worker who survived with minor wounds.
Leon, who had been working at the restaurant for less than a month, was arrested in less than 10 minutes after fleeing the scene on foot.
He was charged with murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Local media outlets identified Leon’s manager as 19-year-old Christopher Govea. His brother-in-law described him as a hardworking young man.
“That’s all he did. He just worked. He just wanted to get his parents to move forward because his dad’s not good in health, and his mom can’t work because she’s taking care of him,” the relative said.
“So he wanted to get them a house. That’s the only reason why he was working two jobs.”
