Fort Worth security guard faces murder charge after fatal shooting – Dallas News

Fort Worth security guard faces murder charge after fatal shooting  Dallas News

A Fort Worth security guard was arrested Friday, after police said he fatally shot a man who smashed a jewelry kiosk at a shopping center earlier this week. The security guard, 31-year-old Tyron Henton, now faces a murder charge related to the shooting, according to the Fort Worth Police Department's arrest log. Fort Worth police responded to a reported shooting at around 8:45 p.m. Wednesday at a shopping center in the 4200 block of South Freeway, near Seminary Drive. The shopping center at the location is listed as La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth. Related: Security guard fatally shoots man at south Fort Worth shopping center, police say Police said a man inside the shopping center smashed a jewelry kiosk with a blunt object.

An armed security guard who was nearby fired his weapon. He shot the man at least once, according to Fort Worth police. The Tarrant County Medical Examiner identified the man who was shot as 20-year-old Deavyn Holt. His cause of death was determined as a homicide, according to the medical examiner. Henton remained in police custody Friday evening. It was not clear if he obtained legal representation. The security guard, 31-year-old Tyron Henton, faces a murder charge for fatally shooting a man who smashed a jewelry kiosk at a shopping center. A Fort Worth security guard