A man wanted for allegedly killing a flower delivery man in Oakland, California has been arrested in Chicago.
Chris Folse was in the area and he says he heard "One really loud bang immediately followed by victim screaming 'help me!'"
Folse narrowly escaped being in the line of fire himself. He was out walking his dog around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. When he entered his apartment building, he heard a gunshot. "It happened really quick. The altercation down the street. Apparently there was a disagreement between two people and it escalated really fast," he said.
Surveillance video shows Locelvira walking some dogs, then arguing with Gaidos right before the shooting. Officials said the victim was delivering flowers and made a comment to a man passing by. The verbal exchange ended with the victim hurling the vase and the suspect firing a gun.Related Topics
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