A 2 -year -old father was killed over a parking space in his Texas apartment complex – and his alleged shooter remains free

• Abdul Rahman Waziri was shot and killed on April 27 during a dispute over a parking space in front of his apartment in Texas

• The alleged shooter reported to the police and was released after the incident, the authorities said, the authorities said

• The municipality is now protesting and asks for a thorough investigation to be carried out by the Houston Police Department (HPD).
  

A father of two children is dead after a dispute over a parking space in Texas – and his alleged murderer remains free.

A 31-year-old man was shot in front of his apartment in Houston on April 27 at 9:15 p.m., the Houston Police Department (HPD) said in a press release. The victim was later identified by Click 2 Houston and ABC 13 Eyewitness News as Abdul Rahman Waziri.

“The officials reacted to a report about a shootout in a parking lot of the apartment complex and found the man next to a white Toyota Camry. The man had been shot more than once and was taken to Ben Taub General Hospital, where he was declared dead,” said the police.

“When the officers examined the shootout, they were approached by a man that he was said to be the shooter and explained that he and the deceased man were fighting over parking. Officers called the firearm and explained the man's explanation of the shootout,” she continued.

The alleged shooter, the identity of which was not divided publicly, was published after the incident.

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Witnesses said ABC 13, they saw how the alleged shooter Waziir's car destroyed before the couple began to argue.

Omar Khawaja, a lawyer who represents Waziri's family, said to The Outlet: “After the argument is already over and Mr. Waziri goes back to his car, the shooter grabs for a gun and murdered it. He carries it out in cold blood.”

According to a Gofundme page, Waziri worked with the US Army in Afghanistan for seven years before looking for a better and safer life with his wife and two children.

The HPD is now asking its local community to arrest the alleged shooter and to carry out a thorough investigation of the incident.

“The whole community thinks when this happens to us, what should we do then?” Omar Yousafza said Click 2 Houston.

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According to Outlet, Waziri's family said that the alleged shooter had “stayed in the apartment for days” after the incident and conveyed fear to the residents.

“Even the neighborhood was afraid of him,” Waziri's brother told Click 2 Houston. “He came here to be safe, but nobody is sure here.”

Attorney Kawaja added the outlet: “There was no proper examination to determine who and heard what belongs from the scene. Self -defense is a positive defense. You cannot provoke the incident and then increase the right to self -defense.”

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The HPD did not react immediately to a comment on Sunday, May 4th.

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