A Kansas City man is facing charges of second-degree murder after a confrontation with a mechanic, an immigrant, at a shop he accused of stealing a television from his car.
New Jersey state Sen. Jon Bramnick says politicians are saving their own skins on crime by finally listening to the outraged public on Fox News Live.man is facing jail time after allegedly shooting a mechanic he had accused of stealing a television from his car.in the death of 49-year-old Marcos A. Munoz-Benitez earlier this month. Munoz-Benitez was found dead after a verbal altercation with Young regarding a TV that was allegedly stolen from his car, according to court documents.
Kansas City police officers arrived on the scene of a mechanic shop and found Munoz-Benitez, a recent immigrant from Mexico, suffering from gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene.Witnesses told police that an irate Young came to the business and accused the mechanic shop of being responsible for a TV missing from a Chevrolet Camaro he had dropped off at the business.
Surveillance video from the shop shows a man, identified by witnesses as Young, confront Munoz-Benitez about the TV before lifting his shirt to pull a concealed gun and shoot the victim. Young then allegedly continued to shoot Munoz-Benitez several times while also punching and pistol whipping him after he was already wounded.
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