A young designated driver in Philadelphia who "doesn't go out much" is shot and killed by a thrown patron. From the bar.
Jailene Holton, 21, was spending the night with her friend at a bar in Philadelphia. She reportedWCAUwhen her colleague's customer was angry with the staff that she was not allowed to use the pool table.
When a patron was thrown out of the bar, he fired at the facility and attacked Holton.
Witnesses told police, the discussion was about the pool table, and the man was escorted from the bar, Philadelphia murderer Daniel Brooks said.
"We believe he walked in a black or dark pickup truck vehicle when 15 bullets were fired," said Philadelphia Police Chief. .. Scott Small said.
Police have found at least 15 bullet casings and 5 bullet holes in the glass in front of the bar about 200 feet from the bar, the outlet reported.
The rescue team "found a 21-year-old woman lying on her floor with a bullet injured in her head while in the bar," Small said. Said. "She was unresponsive."
Holton was rushed to the hospital, but she died early Wednesday morning after her doctor attempted an emergency operation on her.
She died "for no apparent reason," Brooks said.
He said one of the bar's employees and at least one patron had both a carrying license and turned the fire back. No one was hit.
Police are still looking for a shooter who has escaped from the scene with a pickup.
Victim's uncle James Holton toldWPVI, "She didn't go out often," and worked as a cool driver for her friend. Was there.
"They were only there for about 15-20 minutes, when there was a quarrel and whatever this guy started shooting," said James Holton.
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Holton's family said her death was just another example of "reckless" shooting in the city.
"Everyone is running around like the Wild West here," he said.
"Cowards are shooting bars from over 150 feet. Someone goes out for 10 or 15 minutes and then they die," he continued. "How about that? How many children died before people said it was enough?"
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