Man Charged in Tow Truck Shooting

0:00A Kansas City man named Josu Seneseros, Angel just got hit with second-degree murder charges after allegedly shooting and killing a tow truck driver. This went down on April 12th around noon at Truist Avenue and East 27th Street. The victim, 51-year-old Marcus Gammage, was found shot in the torso inside his black Ford F-250 pickup, which had a Jeep hooked up for. Towing. Witnesses saw the tow truck bump into that Jeep, then spotted Gammage wounded right after. A black Mercedes pulled up with three guys who had a heated exchange with the driver before peeling out. Turns out that Mercedes was stolen, and it linked back to the scene due surveillance showing it tailing the tow truck. Seneseros, Angel claimed his Chevy truck got stolen by tow guys messing with his backyard ride, and he thought they were shooting at him when he chased. Them down the alley. He denied firing any shots in a phone interview, but cops found shell casings at his spot, and tied him to the reported theft. He's grabbed him on April 16th for questioning, where he's stuck to his story about waking

1:03up to engine's revving and his truck being hooked. Now he's facing armed criminal action and unlawful weapon use charges, too, with a worn out and a $100,000 cash only bond. The case is still fresh, with no court date set, but this towing dispute turned deadly highlights how quick tempers flare over property in the city. Stay tuned as it unfolds. That wraps Kansas News today, brought to you with AI.