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Husband arrested after allegedly shooting wife at Orlando shopping center, fleeing scene
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A man was arrested after he allegedly shot and killed his wife Monday afternoon at a shopping center, according to the Orlando Police Department. The shooting occurred around 1:15 p.m. in the parking lot at the shopping plaza on the corner of South Semoran Boulevard and Lake Underhill Road. Police have identified the deceased woman as 44-year-old Yuniesy Labrada Rodriguez. According to police, the victim’s husband, Armando Carralero, 54, fled the scene in a vehicle after the shooting but was later arrested in Indian River County. He’s facing a first-degree murder charge.Lina Reyes, who works nearby, expressed her shock at the incident.”Now that we know a woman was shot, I don’t know why she was shot or what was the reason,” Reyes said.Firefighters were seen cleaning the area after police towed a truck from the scene. Several employees from a nearby medical clinic were observed consoling one another as they left the building, and one person was heard crying near investigators.Sharon Dinero, who had come to the plaza to pick up an Uber Eats order, said she was surprised to learn about the fatal shooting that had just taken place.Police say they are not looking for any additional suspects at this time.The shooting comes days after an Orange County deputy was shot and killed by who police said was her estranged husband.
A man was arrested after he allegedly shot and killed his wife Monday afternoon at a shopping center, according to the Orlando Police Department.
The shooting occurred around 1:15 p.m. in the parking lot at the shopping plaza on the corner of South Semoran Boulevard and Lake Underhill Road.
Police have identified the deceased woman as 44-year-old Yuniesy Labrada Rodriguez.
According to police, the victim’s husband, Armando Carralero, 54, fled the scene in a vehicle after the shooting but was later arrested in Indian River County.
He’s facing a first-degree murder charge.
Lina Reyes, who works nearby, expressed her shock at the incident.
“Now that we know a woman was shot, I don’t know why she was shot or what was the reason,” Reyes said.
Firefighters were seen cleaning the area after police towed a truck from the scene. Several employees from a nearby medical clinic were observed consoling one another as they left the building, and one person was heard crying near investigators.
Sharon Dinero, who had come to the plaza to pick up an Uber Eats order, said she was surprised to learn about the fatal shooting that had just taken place.
Police say they are not looking for any additional suspects at this time.
The shooting comes days after an Orange County deputy was shot and killed by who police said was her estranged husband.
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