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The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office has issued a “Be on the Lookout” alert for Shahzaib Ahmed Khan, who is accused of fatally shooting David Donahue-Alayon at a Kissimmee hotel early Wednesday morning.Captain Kim Montes, the public information officer for the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office, said, “You know unfortunately, we do suspect it could have been an argument over some kind of drug transaction or involving some type of drugs.”Deputies were called to the Irlo Hotel on West Irlo Bronson Highway in Kissimmee around 1 a.m., where they found Donahue-Alayon dead and face down on the ground. “We had the medical examiner come out and reveal to us he had suffered a gunshot wound to the chest so now we have a murder,” Montes explained.Investigators believe both the victim and the suspect knew each other and are known to law enforcement. “Both men have a long history with law enforcement including drugs and weapons charges but that still does not excuse somebody for taking somebody’s life,” Montes said.Khan, 33, is considered armed and dangerous, and authorities are unsure if he remains in the Kissimmee area. “We do believe he’s still armed, so we don’t want anyone approaching him. We’re not sure if he’s still in Osceola County so we have put this bolo out to other surrounding counties, to other agencies,” Montes said.Anyone who comes in contact with Khan is urged to notify the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office, call 911, or contact Crime Line.
The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office has issued a “Be on the Lookout” alert for Shahzaib Ahmed Khan, who is accused of fatally shooting David Donahue-Alayon at a Kissimmee hotel early Wednesday morning.
Captain Kim Montes, the public information officer for the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office, said, “You know unfortunately, we do suspect it could have been an argument over some kind of drug transaction or involving some type of drugs.”
Deputies were called to the Irlo Hotel on West Irlo Bronson Highway in Kissimmee around 1 a.m., where they found Donahue-Alayon dead and face down on the ground. “We had the medical examiner come out and reveal to us he had suffered a gunshot wound to the chest so now we have a murder,” Montes explained.
Investigators believe both the victim and the suspect knew each other and are known to law enforcement. “Both men have a long history with law enforcement including drugs and weapons charges but that still does not excuse somebody for taking somebody’s life,” Montes said.
Khan, 33, is considered armed and dangerous, and authorities are unsure if he remains in the Kissimmee area. “We do believe he’s still armed, so we don’t want anyone approaching him. We’re not sure if he’s still in Osceola County so we have put this bolo out to other surrounding counties, to other agencies,” Montes said.
Anyone who comes in contact with Khan is urged to notify the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office, call 911, or contact Crime Line.
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