Man Shot Dead in Truck at Home
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A 47-year-old man sipping coffee in his truck before leaving for work was shot to death outside his home early Monday.
Police blamed the early morning attack on an ongoing family dispute but declined to reveal specifics. No arrests had been made by late Monday.
The man had just climbed into his truck, and his wife, who had handed him a cup of coffee, was returning to the house when someone confronted the man and fired seven shots.
The victim, whose name was not released, stumbled out of his truck and collapsed on the street in the 12200 block of Quartz Place.
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