On December 15, city police of Mount Dora, Florida (USA) has released a new video related to the murder of a couple of Vietnamese-origin shop owners in an armed robbery that shocked local public opinion 2 weeks ago. .
Specifically, on November 30, a man wearing a mask with a gun broke into the T & N supermarket in the city of Mount Dora. The intruder then shot two people, one dead on the spot while the other died in hospital the next day.
According to the police, the victims of the incident are Vietnamese-American couple Minh Nguyen, 47 years old and Khiem Ba Trinh, 56 years old. This is a long-standing household business and is known by many people in the Northeast community.
In hopes of finding the real culprit, the local police recently released a video recording the scene inside the supermarket at the time of the incident. This can be considered a difficult decision when the sound of the victim begging desperately in the clip also appears.
Accordingly, a man dressed in black clothing, wearing a mask and carrying a gun burst into the supermarket, pointing straight at the victims. He is constantly threatening them. Ms. Nguyen pleaded with the attacker: “Please! I promise I won’t do anything. You can take it away (implying money pockets)”. However, the bandit still ignored those pleas, shooting the victims several times before fleeing the scene.
On December 2, police officer Mount Dora also released a video taken from outside the store showing the attacker forced Trinh into the store and opened fire. The robber then leaves the store carrying a white bag believed to hold the stolen money.
Then, on December 4, police arrested a black man named Undrea Dixon, 42, for giving false information to law enforcement. Specifically, Dixon entered the store right after the incident. She heard a cry for help from one of the two victims and discovered Mr. Trinh lying on the floor behind the counter. However, when questioned by the police, Dixon says she cannot hear or see. The woman later admitted her testimony was false.
Dixon is currently being held at the Lake County jail without being bail, according to Orlando Sentinel. Meanwhile, the local police are also offering a $ 10,000 prize to anyone with evidence to help arrest the perpetrator.