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Home » ‘Hurry up and shoot Him!’ Teen’s Last Words Before Being Shot Dead by Armed Citizen in Chaotic Kansas City Liquor Store Clash

‘Hurry up and shoot Him!’ Teen’s Last Words Before Being Shot Dead by Armed Citizen in Chaotic Kansas City Liquor Store Clash

Adam Green By Adam Green May 3, 2025 3 Min Read
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KANSAS CITY, MO — A confrontation at a Kansas City liquor store on Monday evening resulted in the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Donovan Booker. Another individual, 18-year-old Jeremiah Williamson, has been charged in connection with the incident.

As reported by the Kansas City Star, the incident occurred around 6 p.m. at Liquor Xpress, located at the intersection of East 9th Street and Prospect Avenue. Upon arrival, officers found Booker suffering from gunshot wounds; he was transported to a local hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. Another man at the scene reported to police that he had shot Booker in self-defense. Williamson was also present at the scene.

According to court documents, the man who claimed self-defense stated that he was inside the store with his girlfriend when Booker allegedly attempted to grab a pistol from his pocket. A struggle ensued, during which Booker reportedly instructed Williamson to “Hurry up and shoot him.” Williamson then allegedly drew a firearm from his waistband. The man managed to regain control of his weapon and fired at Booker, fearing for his safety and that of his girlfriend.

Prosecutors have charged Williamson with second-degree murder, first-degree attempted robbery, and armed criminal action. Under Missouri law, individuals can be held accountable for felony murder if someone is killed during the commission of a felony in which they are participating. If convicted, Williamson could face a sentence ranging from 10 to 30 years in prison.

This incident highlights the critical importance of maintaining situational awareness, especially in locations that are commonly targeted for quick, opportunistic crimes such as liquor stores. Environments with limited exits, high foot traffic, and cash-based transactions can escalate rapidly if a threat emerges. For those who choose to carry a firearm, it is essential not only to understand the legal framework surrounding self-defense but also to remain alert to behavioral cues and potential danger. Consistent training, mental preparedness, and a clear grasp of one’s surroundings can be vital in responding effectively and lawfully during a high-stress confrontation.

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