Court documents provide chilling new details in Texas workplace shooting that ended with a woman dead and her male co-worker charged with murder.
Court documents provide chilling new details in a North Texas workplace shooting that ended with a woman dead and her male co-worker charged with murder.Officers responded quickly and on foot because the police department’s temporary building shares a parking lot with the trucking accessory company.Sign up for NBC DFW's News Headlines newsletter.
Merrill allegedly went on to say his co-worker ‘had caused him pain, and he wanted her to feel pain, so he intentionally planned to shoot her at work with everyone there,’ according to the affidavit. Merrill allegedly admitted to following Collazo out to the parking on her lunch break last Thursday, ‘readied his guns,’ waited, and followed the unsuspecting woman to her cubicle, “ambushing her” in front of horrified co-workers.
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