The Streets

[Rollie Forbes]

Man accused of shooting, killing boss over paycheck typo

A former security guard accused of murdering his boss in Aurora last Thursday refused to appear in court Monday morning for his first advisement.

kdvr.com

Man killed employer over incorrect middle initial on his paycheck, report says

A Colorado man has been arrested after fatally shooting his boss following an argument, police say.

www.nbc12.com

A Colorado man has been arrested after fatally shooting his boss following an argument, police say.

According to Aurora police, Lloyd Clifford Love, 35, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder.

Police say officers were called to the business Thursday night for reports of a shooting somewhere on the property. When officers arrived, they learned the shooting stemmed from a dispute between Love and his employer.

First responders attempted lifesaving measures to the victim but were unsuccessful.

Love, who police say fled the scene before officers arrived, was later found in a vehicle and arrested without further incident.

According to KDVR, Love shot his boss because his middle initial was incorrect on his paycheck, preventing him from being able to cash it.

Frustrated he was unable to cash his check, Love drove to the business where he got into an argument with his employers, KDVR reports. He then shot 52-year-old Marvin Johnson in the face, according to police.

It seems that the victim was actually trying to remedy the error, and he got shot anyway.
R.I.P. to the victim.

 

[Finesse]

Wow, that is some messed up shit. And now a man is dead and another man will likely spend the rest of his life in prison for murder. Was it worth it? And if the employer was trying to remedy the situation, even worse, because now this dude is going to prison for something that could have been fixed within minutes. It's not hard to fill out another check.

It kinda scares me that there are people like this out there, who will blow up at someone because of a small mistake and then end up taking a life. Makes you wonder about the interactions you have in life, and whether someone could snap at the smallest of things you do.

 

[RCNAL]

99% of the time there is more to the story than a simple misspelled name. It's often a 'last straw' incident. Or something going on his personal life and it exploded on the job.

 

[Troy]

99% of the time there is more to the story than a simple misspelled name. It's often a 'last straw' incident. Or something going on his personal life and it exploded on the job.

These bitch ass bosses at work be power tripping and end up asking for it. Talking to you like crap, holding their position over your head, and forget that we really just animals and that your title won't save you from an ass whooping.

 

[Boss Hog]

These bitch ass bosses at work be power tripping and end up asking for it. Talking to you like crap, holding their position over your head, and forget that we really just animals and that your title won't save you from an ass whooping.

Tell em why you really mad Troy

 

[Terrymist]

99% of the time there is more to the story than a simple misspelled name. It's often a 'last straw' incident. Or something going on his personal life and it exploded on the job.

These bitch ass bosses at work be power tripping and end up asking for it. Talking to you like crap, holding their position over your head, and forget that we really just animals and that your title won't save you from an ass whooping.

There has to be more to this story. The whole thing sounds sus.