Preliminary details, according to Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, are the man got in his car 'set to go to work' when he was shot several times. Responding officers found his body in the driver's seat.
Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said it happened on Wimbledon Oaks Rd. off Hwy 290 & Huffmeister a little before 3:15 a.m. That’s when the Sheriff says via X, formerly known as Twitter, that a man in his early 50s “got in his vehicle, set to go to work” when several shots were fired at his car.HCSO units were dispatched to a Shooting at a residence, 13300 blk of Wimbledon Oaks Dr. Preliminary Info: Adult male victim shot on driveway while seated in his vehicle. Victim confirmed deceased.
In a later post, Sheriff Gonzalez said it appears the man was shot with an AK-47 “type weapon” and worked for a major company near the airport for 30 years.No additional information has been shared, as of this writing, so a motive is unclear but an investigation remains underway. Officials are also asking for anyone in the area who has surveillance video to share it with the Sheriff’s Office.
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