Bond Denied for Landlord Accused of Fatally Shooting Tenant in Westchester
Landlord Charged with Second-Degree Murder and Burglary with Armed Assault or Battery
Adam Louis Anson, 37, appeared before a judge on Sunday, facing charges of second-degree murder and burglary with armed assault or battery.
Judge Denies Anson’s Bond
During his court appearance, a judge denied Anson’s bond, keeping him in jail.
Shooting Occurred at Tenant’s Efficiency
According to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, the shooting took place on Saturday at the 9400 block of Southwest 17th Terrace, where deputies found the victim, Carlos Gonzalez, with an apparent gunshot wound.
Details of the Shooting
Detectives said Anson came to his tenant’s efficiency armed with a semi-automatic pistol and tried to get inside to adjust the thermostat. When Gonzalez opened the door, Anson forced his way in and started punching him. Investigators said Anson then dragged Gonzalez outside to the backyard and shot him several times in the head, killing him.
Aftermath of the Shooting
After the shooting, Anson adjusted the thermostat and went back home, where he later called 911 and said he had shot a neighbor in self-defense. Video recorded by a neighbor captured the moment deputies put Anson in handcuffs.
Consequences
Anson remains in jail, awaiting further proceedings.
Conclusion
The case highlights the devastating consequences of violence and the importance of upholding the law. As the investigation continues, it is crucial to ensure that justice is served and that the victim’s family receives the support and closure they deserve.
FAQs
Q: What were the charges against Adam Louis Anson?
A: Anson was charged with second-degree murder and burglary with armed assault or battery.
Q: What was the motive behind the shooting?
A: According to investigators, Anson tried to adjust the thermostat at his tenant’s efficiency, which led to a confrontation that ended in the fatal shooting.
Q: What happened after the shooting?
A: Anson adjusted the thermostat and went back home, where he later called 911 and said he had shot a neighbor in self-defense.
