"An Amazon fulfillment center in Texas became a murder scene after a dispute between co-workers spiraled into a shooting that left one man dead and two others implicated in his murder. The incident unfolded just after 10 p.m. on January 10 at a San Antonio Amazon facility located at U.S. Highway 90 and Loop 1604, local news station WOAI reports."
"The unknown employee had rallied local friends for backup, unbeknownst to Bermea; one of those friends, David Perez Morales Jr., exited a vehicle and allegedly fired a gun and shortly left the scene with another man, Jamari McKillion, who's accused of driving the getaway vehicle. Bermea was injured but stable after the shooting but another Amazon worker, Katrael Delosier, was left dead."
"Police linked McKillion, who worked at another nearby Amazon facility, to the shooting via video footage, cell phone data, and eyewitness statements, and that led to them fingering Morales as well. McKillion and Morales are now facing murder charges for the shooting death of Delosier. This isn't the first murder at an Amazon warehouse. In June 2022, a man shot and killed a female Amazon worker in a Mississippi warehouse and then fled into Tennessee,"
A dispute between co-workers at a San Antonio Amazon fulfillment center escalated into a shooting after the two agreed to fight during a scheduled work break. One unidentified employee brought friends for backup; David Perez Morales Jr. allegedly exited a vehicle and fired a gun, then left with Jamari McKillion who allegedly drove the getaway vehicle. Johnny Bermea II was injured but stable; another worker, Katrael Delosier, was killed. Police linked McKillion to the shooting through video, cell phone data, and eyewitness statements, which led investigators to Morales. McKillion and Morales now face murder charges. Prior murders at Amazon warehouses occurred in 2022.
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