Man ‘Screaming Some Crazy Stuff’ Allegedly Stabs Victim Outside Gas Station Following Fight, Witness Says
Police arrested a man in connection to a fatal stabbing outside a convenience store in West Virginia, authorities said.
Shortly after 3 p.m. on July 3, Kahmal Dillahunty, 45, of Pontiac, Michigan, allegedly knifed 36-year-old Timothy Stratton at Sheetz, a gas station and store in Huntington following an argument, police said.
According to officers, Dillahunty then fled the scene on a bicycle.
Stratton was rushed to a local hospital but died from his injuries.
An eyewitness who was at the store with his two daughters at the time of the incident claimed the suspect “was acting crazy and not in his right mind.”
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“The next thing you know, this guy is walking out and this other guy follows him and he stabs him in the back, and he’s screaming some crazy stuff,” the witness, Cameron Combs, told WSAZ.
Combs added the stabbing “makes me want to look behind my back and over my shoulder a little bit.”
Dillahunty was captured around seven hours after the fatal stabbing and booked into the Western Regional Jail on a murder charge.
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