Junior Jordan Montero and his wife
A repo man shot to death in Fauquier County, Virginia, last week had just recently taken the job to save money for a wedding ring for his wife. The suspect told the police just after the shooting,”It was an accident” even though he came out of his residence shooting.
When 23-year-old Junior Jordan Montero married Mayensy Molina last August, . he treated her young son like his own and wanted to move out of his in-laws’ home into a home of their own.
“He was a very loving husband,” Molina said. “He loved me so much.”
Montero, of Hyattsville, Maryland, worked construction and as a security guard. Two weeks ago, he took a job repossessing cars, NBC Washington reports.
it was just after midnight on Friday that Montero was trying to repossess a 10-year-old pickup truck in Fauquier County when the owner of the vehicle came out shooting, authorities said.
The tow truck and pickup truck ended up in a water-filled ditch. When divers tried to rescue Montero, there was nothing they could do to save him.
Carroll Gregg Jr.
A sheriff’s sergeant reached the scene and discovered the suspected shooter, 53-year-old Carroll Gregg, pointing to the ditch and saying, “He’s in there dead,” according to arrest documents.
“I shot him,” Gregg allegedly said. “I shot, fell and shot again. It was an accident.”
Gregg is charged with second-degree murder, according to NBC.
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Montero’s body will be transported to his native Dominican Republic for burial.
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