Michael Morgan, 20, has been charged with the attempted murder of Brooklyn McDonald's worker Matthew Webb, 23, according to New York Police Department Commissioner Keechant Sewell.
The NYPD later confirmed that Morgan also is being charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon in the October 2020 killing of a 28-year-old man just blocks away from where the McDonald's shooting occurred, in which police say the victim suffered "multiple gunshot wounds about the body."
Morgan stormed out at the McDonald’s after his mother, Lisa Fulmore, began questioning workers about cold French fries. The workers then laughed at him for wanting to speak to the manager, Morgan arrived at the restaurant in his mother’s defense, he said in an exclusive interview.
Authorities reportedly said that Morgan's mother was at the fast food restaurant and had complained to Webb, who was working behind the counter that her fries were cold, which led to an argument.
At some point, worker Matthew Jeremiah Webb got involved in the conflict and went outside of the restaurant, where he was then allegedly shot in the neck by Morgan.
Police
arrested Morgan after the incident. Morgan also reportedly implicated himself
in another murder during questioning, so Morgan is now facing charges in the
October 2020 shooting death of Kevin Holloman, 28.
Morgan's
girlfriend, Camellia Dunlap-18, has also been arrested and charged in
connection to the shooting death of Webb, the New York Post reports, saying
prosecutors claim she handed Morgan the gun before the shooting.
Webb,
23, was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition, police said.
“I’m
really not ready for this,” the victim’s mom, who didn’t share her name, where
Webb is clinging onto life.
“I’m
just going back and forth with so many flashes in mind. My mind is not stable.”
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