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McDonald’s killing: Man shot dead after he failed to hold the door open for woman

Mohammad Nestor Robinson failed to hold the door open for a woman, and it might have cost him his life.

Approaching midnight on August 27, Robinson was walking inside a McDonald’s in North Las Vegas on his break from work. A friend who was with him reported that as he walked into the fast food restaurant, a woman was walking out. When the door closed before she was able to leave, the woman exchanged a few choice words with Robinson. Moments later, the woman’s boyfriend allegedly came looking for Robinson in the parking lot, an altercation ensued, and Robinson was shot multiple times.

The 31-year-old father of four and stepfather to two more was rushed to hospital but succumbed to his injuries shortly afterward. His family has set up a GoFundMe campaign to help pay for his funeral, while an investigation into the killing begins. There are no suspects identified at this time.
Road rage killing: Deborah Pearl shot dead by other driver after surviving car crash 

An Ohio woman was shot dead after she was involved in a car accident.

The woman, a 53-year-old mother of three, Deborah Pearl was driving to work through the intersection of Richmond and Solon Road in Solon, Ohio, just after 7 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 28, when a SUV collided with her Ford Taurus. The SUV, a Jeep, driven by 29-year-old Matthew Ryan Desha, ran a red light and collided into the side of Pearl’s car sending it across the intersection. The SUV rolled several times and landed upside down.

Both drivers survived. Desha was able to exit his vehicle.

According to eyewitnesses, Desha, a former Marine, emerged from his car carrying an AR-15 rifle. He approached Pearl, who was still in her vehicle and threw her hands up in the air. Desha proceeded to shoot her several times. Pearl managed to crawl out of her vehicle through the passenger side as Desha continued shooting.


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