A DoorDash driver lost his life in Fayetteville, North Carolina, after being fatally shot by a McDonald’s employee during an altercation. The incident occurred last week, as reported by North Carolina police.
Fayetteville, North Carolina police responded to calls about a shooting at a McDonald’s just after 8:15 p.m. Thursday.
The dispute between the McDonald’s employee and the DoorDash driver escalated to a point where the employee drew a gun and shot 25-year-old Samori Husamudeen. This act of violence led to the tragic demise of the young driver.
He was later pronounced dead at the scene.
Police say a McDonald’s employee ran away from the scene after shooting and killing a DoorDash driver.
WTVD spoke with a family member of Husamudeen.
“He loved his family, especially his kids,” they said. “He always smiled, no matter what was thrown his way. He is truly going to be missed.”
DoorDash expressed their grief over the incident in a statement, extending their condolences to Mr. Husamudeen’s family and friends. They condemned the crime as horrendous and tragic, affirming their readiness to cooperate with law enforcement to ensure that the perpetrator faces justice.
During the investigation, authorities identified the suspect as Kevin J. Holland, 25. They obtained warrants for his arrest, charging him with first-degree murder.
Kevin Holland, 25, is being charged for shooting a Doordash driver.
Fayetteville Police Department
He was arrested Friday in Spring Lake, North Carolina, about 20 minutes from the McDonald’s where he worked.
The owner/operator of that McDonald’s released a statement that read: “Yesterday’s tragic events are shocking and upsetting to our entire team. We are supporting our crew with counseling resources and fully cooperating with local law enforcement.”
This is an active and ongoing investigation. Additional information will be released when available.
Anyone with information regarding this homicide investigation is asked to contact Detective C. Cross (472) 210-2381 or Crimestoppers at (910) 483-TIPS (8477).
Crimestoppers information can also be submitted electronically, by visiting and completing the anonymous online tip sheet, or by downloading the FREE “P3 Tips” app available for Apple devices in the Apple App Store and available for Android devices in Google Play.
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