Florida anger management specialist accused of fatally shooting homeless man
A Florida therapist who specializes in anger management is accused of fatally shooting a homeless man and stuffing the body in his car's trunk.
A Florida therapist who specializes in anger management is accused of fatally shooting a homeless man and stuffing the body in his car's trunk.
DeLand, Florida, police said Travis McBride, 46, of DeLand, killed Clinton Dorsey, 51, and will likely be charged with first-degree murder.
Police were alerted to the slaying Thursday morning when they received multiple 911 calls about it, according to McBride’s arrest affidavit. An unidentified caller told a 911 dispatcher that a murder had happened and that a person was "looking in the road cleaning up the blood off the ground and searching for shells," according to the document.
The caller identified the alleged killer as "Travis," according to the affidavit, and said the victim was a person named "Clint" and that the perpetrator dragged the body across the road, put it in his car and left.
A second 911 caller said the suspect was standing in front of a DeLand address and, when asked for clarity by the 911 dispatcher, began whispering and said “a murder was committed last night," the affidavit indicated. DeLand is about 40 miles north of downtown Orlando.
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