Mental Health Specialist Accused Of Murdering Unhoused Man, Hiding Body In Trunk
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Travis McBride is charged with killing Clinton Dorsey in Florida, a state that has often seen high rates of violence against homeless individuals.
A Florida therapist is accused of fatally shooting an unhoused man and hiding his body in the trunk of a car, DeLand police announced.
Travis McBride, 46, was charged with murder Friday in connection to the death of 51-year-old Clinton Dorsey, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by HuffPost.
Police responded to a call Thursday from an anonymous man on a “911 only cell phone” stating that someone had been killed, the document said.
“Older white guy named Travis, he’s the one who killed a dude named Clint,” the caller told dispatchers, adding that the man he identified “was cleaning up the blood,” “drug the body across the road” and then “put it in the car and left.”
Around the same time, police dispatch received a separate call from a woman using the same phone number, stating that “the person who committed the murder” was outside her door.
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