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A man is facing murder and attempted murder charges for allegedly shooting a 17-year-old student at a Jacksonville gas station in a dispute over loud music.
Michael Dunn told police he felt threatened during an argument Friday with Jordan Davis after Dunn complained the music the teen was playing in his car was too loud.
Jacksonville homicide Lt. Rob Schoonover said Dunn pulled out a weapon and started firing into the vehicle. Davis was shot a few times. Eight or nine bullet holes were also found in the car.
Davis was originally from Marietta and will be buried there, the Florida Times-Union reported.
Our suspect produced a weapon and started firing into the vehicle. Our victim was shot a couple of times, Schoonover said. They were listening to the music. It was loud; they [other teens] admitted that. But I mean that is not a reason for someone to open fire on them.
The Times-Union reported that Dunn and his girlfriend allegedly drove to their hotel in Jacksonville, then returned home to Brevard County when they heard about the shooting on the news.
Dunn has pleaded not guilty.
Jordan was a student at Samuel W. Wolfson High School, a magnet school in Duval County.
Florida corporate records show Dunn is vice president of Dunn & Dunn Data Systems in Vero Beach, the Orlando Sentinel reported. He supervises software development, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Florida teen killed in dispute over loud music | www.ajc.com
Michael Dunn told police he felt threatened during an argument Friday with Jordan Davis after Dunn complained the music the teen was playing in his car was too loud.
Jacksonville homicide Lt. Rob Schoonover said Dunn pulled out a weapon and started firing into the vehicle. Davis was shot a few times. Eight or nine bullet holes were also found in the car.
Davis was originally from Marietta and will be buried there, the Florida Times-Union reported.
Our suspect produced a weapon and started firing into the vehicle. Our victim was shot a couple of times, Schoonover said. They were listening to the music. It was loud; they [other teens] admitted that. But I mean that is not a reason for someone to open fire on them.
The Times-Union reported that Dunn and his girlfriend allegedly drove to their hotel in Jacksonville, then returned home to Brevard County when they heard about the shooting on the news.
Dunn has pleaded not guilty.
Jordan was a student at Samuel W. Wolfson High School, a magnet school in Duval County.
Florida corporate records show Dunn is vice president of Dunn & Dunn Data Systems in Vero Beach, the Orlando Sentinel reported. He supervises software development, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Florida teen killed in dispute over loud music | www.ajc.com
