MAN KILLED FOR INTERRUPTING COUPLE HAVING SEX AT DRIVE-IN MOVIE
The Starlight Drive-In in Atlanta became a murder scene! Cops say a
man shot another man who interrupted him having sex with his girlfriend.
They also say he threw nearly $10,000 cash out of his truck as police
chased him.
Quentric Shaymond Williams shot Mitt Lenix when the victim
interrupted the couple getting it in! A DeKalb police detective who was
working an off-duty job at the drive-in the night of the shooting
testified that Williams, a convicted felon, was carrying at least
$20,000 in cash and at least two handguns at the time.
Williams allegedly led police on a high-speed chase from the theater before wrecking the rented pick-up he was driving and fleeing on foot, leaving his girlfriend in the truck. Days later, police arrested him at a Gwinnett hotel.
DeKalb police Detective Ricardo Harris testified Tuesday that Williams’ girlfriend Angel Thomas told investigators “that they were watching a movie, and the movie was boring, so they were going to have sex. Then, Quentric said somebody was coming.”
The battery had died in the car Lenix, seen below, and his girlfriend were in, authorities said, so Lenix went for help. As he approached the pick-up, Thomas told police, Williams “reached and got a gun from somewhere” and fired once out of the driver’s-side window, Harris said.
A witness told police that she heard one shot and saw Lenix fall to the ground, and then she saw Williams’ truck speed off.
Williams and Thomas dressed as the man drove away from the theater and police chased them, assisted by a witness who called 911 and followed the suspect’s truck, Harris said.
Thomas told police that Williams gave her $9,880 in cash and threw another bundle of cash – nearly $10,000 – out the window as police pursued them.
Police did not say why Williams had the cash or why he tried to dispose of it. The 28-year-old Williams has served two state prison terms for drug convictions, according to prison records.
Williams went to an urgent care clinic and was arrested the next day at a Sun Suites hotel near Duluth, where police said they found a third gun and large amount of cash and drugs.
Another man, Clinton Hightower, was killed as he walked across Memorial Drive and was struck by DeKalb Police Officer Jason Cooper, as Cooper rushed to join the chase.
Williams allegedly led police on a high-speed chase from the theater before wrecking the rented pick-up he was driving and fleeing on foot, leaving his girlfriend in the truck. Days later, police arrested him at a Gwinnett hotel.
DeKalb police Detective Ricardo Harris testified Tuesday that Williams’ girlfriend Angel Thomas told investigators “that they were watching a movie, and the movie was boring, so they were going to have sex. Then, Quentric said somebody was coming.”
The battery had died in the car Lenix, seen below, and his girlfriend were in, authorities said, so Lenix went for help. As he approached the pick-up, Thomas told police, Williams “reached and got a gun from somewhere” and fired once out of the driver’s-side window, Harris said.
A witness told police that she heard one shot and saw Lenix fall to the ground, and then she saw Williams’ truck speed off.
Williams and Thomas dressed as the man drove away from the theater and police chased them, assisted by a witness who called 911 and followed the suspect’s truck, Harris said.
Thomas told police that Williams gave her $9,880 in cash and threw another bundle of cash – nearly $10,000 – out the window as police pursued them.
Police did not say why Williams had the cash or why he tried to dispose of it. The 28-year-old Williams has served two state prison terms for drug convictions, according to prison records.
Williams went to an urgent care clinic and was arrested the next day at a Sun Suites hotel near Duluth, where police said they found a third gun and large amount of cash and drugs.
Another man, Clinton Hightower, was killed as he walked across Memorial Drive and was struck by DeKalb Police Officer Jason Cooper, as Cooper rushed to join the chase.
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