Angel Candelaria is charged with first-degree murder in the killing of a Shooters restaurant employee in Fort Lauderdale. Read On to explore more.
A perpetrator was apprehended after a former employee of the famed Shooters Waterfront restaurant in Fort Lauderdale was shot and murdered Tuesday afternoon, according to authorities.
The gunshot occurred at 4:15 p.m. on the Intracoastal Waterway’s 3000 block of Northeast 32nd Avenue in the seating area of the restaurant.
A disagreement between an employee and a former employee occurred, and the victim was just starting his shift when the gunshot occurred, according to police.
Officials claimed the man left the scene but was detained at 6 p.m., and a pistol was confiscated.
Arrested: Who Is Angel Candelario?
Police arrested Angel Candelario at 2400 East Commercial Blvd. around 6 p.m. after a two-hour manhunt, according to Fort Lauderdale Police. A first-degree murder accusation has been filed against him.
Candelario, the former employee, arrived at the restaurant at Oakland Park Boulevard in the 3000 block of Northeast 32nd Avenue, sometime after 4 p.m.
Officials are still unsure about the circumstances surrounding the tragic gunshot.
Age Of Waterfront Lauderdale Shooting Suspect Angel Candelario
Angel Candelario is 33 years old, according to many accounts, which indicate he was born in 1989. Apart from his age, there are no further facts about his physical statistics or anything else.
There is currently no information known about his wife, family, or children. Once new information about the suspect’s personal life becomes available, we will update the story.
Facebook: Angel Candelario Mugshot
There appears to be no mugshot available. The specifics regarding the Waterfront Lauderdale Shooting, however, have been flowing all over social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, since it has been a trending topic of debate.
According to the Sun-Sentinel, a lady who lived with Candelaria in 2020 was given a one-year protection order against him, requiring him to have no contact with her and not approach her within 500 feet of her house or 100 feet of her automobile.
For the duration of the year-long injunction, he was also had to forfeit any concealed weapon licenses and was forbidden from using or possessing a gun or ammunition.
Candelaria had threatened her, according to the lady who filed for the injunction, and she was afraid he would follow out his threats.