Milwaukee gasoline station murder; man charged

MILWAUKEE – Dreshawn Freeman, 26, has been charged with first-degree reckless murder within the capturing loss of life of Alexis McGregor, 39, at a north facet gasoline station on Monday, Feb. 28.

In response to the legal criticism, McGregor pulled to a pump on the BP gasoline station on Inexperienced Bay Avenue and Capitol Drive round 11 p.m. Monday and Freeman quickly additionally confirmed up there. The 2 bought into an argument, and whereas the occasions had been caught on digital camera, court docket filings don’t element what led to the argument.

Prosecutors say McGregor seemed to be the “major aggressor.” At one level, the 2 males opened and closed the door to Freeman’s truck.

The argument escalated, police say McGregor walked away and began to run when Freeman allegedly fired two pictures within the route of McGregor, hanging him. Surveillance reveals McGregor was then unable to make use of his legs, and Freeman appeared to punch him within the head. The sufferer then tried to seize Freeman’s ankles, and Freeman proceeded to punch him within the head as soon as extra, later choosing up McGregor’s head and dropping it face-first.

Freeman then rolled the sufferer on his again, and it was obvious he was not transferring, the criticism stated.

Upon arrival, police discovered Freeman kneeling close to McGregor. He put his arms up and was taken into custody.

Vigil held for Alexis “Lex” McGregor

McGregor suffered two gunshots, certainly one of which hit his backbone. He was pronounced lifeless on the scene.

Freeman’s bail was set at $25,000 money. Freeman additionally has a misdemeanor home violence case pending, and court docket information present he had a no weapons order in place on the time of the capturing.

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