Dylan Lyons and Keith Moses (Orange County Sheriff’s Office).
The employer of a journalist who was killed is being sued by his family, claiming that the company endangered Dylan Lyons during a shooting incident and failed to provide him with adequate training for active shooter situations.
Spectrum News 13, the parent company of Charter Communications, sent Lyons and photojournalist Jesse Walden to cover a story about an at-large shooter who had murdered Nathacha Augustin, 38, as stated in the recently filed lawsuit. The two journalists were on the scene when the suspect, Keith Moses, 21, returned and attacked them, resulting in Lyons’ death and Walden being critically injured, according to Orange County deputies in Florida.
Prior to encountering the journalists, Moses had entered a residence where he shot a mother and her 9-year-old daughter, T’Yonna Major, the lawsuit revealed. Tragically, T’Yonna did not survive the attack.
Nathacha Augustin and T’Yonna Major (Orange County Sheriff’s Office).
The murder case against Moses is ongoing.
