Man Shot In The Head At NYC Diner For Being In A Love Triangle 

Man Shot In The Head At NYC Diner For Being In A Love Triangle

A man who was shot point-blank in the back of his head at a NYC diner was allegedly targeted due to being involved in a love triangle with his shooter.

According to NY Post, Heiton Camacho-Bonilla is accused of plotting to kill Harrison Ferreiras at the Seafood King Fish Market due to “jealousy”.

The victim had a “fling” months ago with the mother of the accused shooter’s child, igniting an obsession and jealous rage with Ferreiras. On Dec. 6, the assailant appeared at the eatery just before 2 a.m. acting completely normal.

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He left yet returned as the victim was seated at the counter and allegedly pointed a gun at his back. Footage obtained by the outlet shows the gunman grabbing the victim’s phone and demanding the hostess to hand over her phone and money.

He then shoots Ferreiras and the victim collapses in a pool of his own blood.

Ferreiras was taken to the hospital and is reported to be in stable condition post surgery. The suspect, having no criminal history prior, was arrested on Saturday and charged with attempted murder, assault, several counts of robbery, and criminal possession of a weapon.

Camacho-Bonilla is said to have been separated from his child’s mother for eight months. Prosecutors also stated he attempted to mask pre-mediated murder under the guise of a robbery.