Annie Elise

And I'm not really quite sure what's been going on in Florida this past week, okay? But this case is, yet again, from Florida. So 17-year-old Braden Gomez from Panama City, Florida, was arrested for allegedly killing his Lyft driver, 64-year-old William MacArthur. Police received a 911 call around 2.24 a.m. reporting a shooting.

And I'm not really quite sure what's been going on in Florida this past week, okay? But this case is, yet again, from Florida. So 17-year-old Braden Gomez from Panama City, Florida, was arrested for allegedly killing his Lyft driver, 64-year-old William MacArthur. Police received a 911 call around 2.24 a.m. reporting a shooting.

And I'm not really quite sure what's been going on in Florida this past week, okay? But this case is, yet again, from Florida. So 17-year-old Braden Gomez from Panama City, Florida, was arrested for allegedly killing his Lyft driver, 64-year-old William MacArthur. Police received a 911 call around 2.24 a.m. reporting a shooting.

When they arrived on scene, they found the victim lying on the ground in a pool of blood. It was obvious to them that the victim, William, had been shot directly point blank in the head. But what was really odd was that the victim's car was about 100 yards away from where his body was found.

When they arrived on scene, they found the victim lying on the ground in a pool of blood. It was obvious to them that the victim, William, had been shot directly point blank in the head. But what was really odd was that the victim's car was about 100 yards away from where his body was found.

When they arrived on scene, they found the victim lying on the ground in a pool of blood. It was obvious to them that the victim, William, had been shot directly point blank in the head. But what was really odd was that the victim's car was about 100 yards away from where his body was found.

And inside the car, they noticed a bullet hole right there through the front of the windshield as well as the driver's side mirror. But that's not all they noticed. They also saw a Lyft sign in William's car. You know how they have those little like neon lit up signs that go right there on the front dash in the corner?

And inside the car, they noticed a bullet hole right there through the front of the windshield as well as the driver's side mirror. But that's not all they noticed. They also saw a Lyft sign in William's car. You know how they have those little like neon lit up signs that go right there on the front dash in the corner?

And inside the car, they noticed a bullet hole right there through the front of the windshield as well as the driver's side mirror. But that's not all they noticed. They also saw a Lyft sign in William's car. You know how they have those little like neon lit up signs that go right there on the front dash in the corner?

It's so that when cars are pulling up to pick you up, if you're at a busy area like a bar, a restaurant, an airport, you can easily identify if they are an Uber or a Lyft. Then you can check the plates, make sure that it's the one you ordered, that it matches, and then you get inside.

It's so that when cars are pulling up to pick you up, if you're at a busy area like a bar, a restaurant, an airport, you can easily identify if they are an Uber or a Lyft. Then you can check the plates, make sure that it's the one you ordered, that it matches, and then you get inside.

It's so that when cars are pulling up to pick you up, if you're at a busy area like a bar, a restaurant, an airport, you can easily identify if they are an Uber or a Lyft. Then you can check the plates, make sure that it's the one you ordered, that it matches, and then you get inside.

So the investigators called Lyft to try and get information about whoever his last passenger was, because clearly it seemed as though he had been on a ride or been performing a ride, right? So Lyft gave them the name and address of Brayden Gomez. And when officers arrived to Brayden's house to look for him, Brayden's mom came to the door.

So the investigators called Lyft to try and get information about whoever his last passenger was, because clearly it seemed as though he had been on a ride or been performing a ride, right? So Lyft gave them the name and address of Brayden Gomez. And when officers arrived to Brayden's house to look for him, Brayden's mom came to the door.

So the investigators called Lyft to try and get information about whoever his last passenger was, because clearly it seemed as though he had been on a ride or been performing a ride, right? So Lyft gave them the name and address of Brayden Gomez. And when officers arrived to Brayden's house to look for him, Brayden's mom came to the door.

She told the officers that her son wasn't there, but she also gave them permission to search the home. And although they didn't find Brayden there, they did find evidence of clothing with human blood on it. So they definitely knew that they were on the right track with their investigation. And as luck would have it, we just were talking about how karma sweeps in and things are serendipitous.

She told the officers that her son wasn't there, but she also gave them permission to search the home. And although they didn't find Brayden there, they did find evidence of clothing with human blood on it. So they definitely knew that they were on the right track with their investigation. And as luck would have it, we just were talking about how karma sweeps in and things are serendipitous.

She told the officers that her son wasn't there, but she also gave them permission to search the home. And although they didn't find Brayden there, they did find evidence of clothing with human blood on it. So they definitely knew that they were on the right track with their investigation. And as luck would have it, we just were talking about how karma sweeps in and things are serendipitous.

Well, right as the officers were about ready to leave the home, guess who showed up? So the officers took Brayden into custody for questioning, and as they were driving to the jail, Brayden just kind of opened up and admitted to everything. Not only that, but he even offered to show these officers where he disposed of the weapon.

Well, right as the officers were about ready to leave the home, guess who showed up? So the officers took Brayden into custody for questioning, and as they were driving to the jail, Brayden just kind of opened up and admitted to everything. Not only that, but he even offered to show these officers where he disposed of the weapon.