Citibank Guard John Fraley Kills Gunman After $2,500 Debt-Fueled Florida Attack
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Updated · Fox News · Nov 5
Citibank Guard John Fraley Kills Gunman After $2,500 Debt-Fueled Florida Attack
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 5
Summary
John Fraley, a Citibank security officer and vice president of operations, fatally shot 35-year-old Jacob Pearson after Pearson killed 41-year-old employee LeAnne Selmon at the bank’s Brandon, Florida, campus.
A $2,500 delinquent credit card bill and court summons drove the attack, Sheriff Chad Chronister said; Pearson allegedly threatened a collections law office, then drove from Orlando to the campus with weapons.
Citibank security had already alerted Orlando police and requested deputies after recognizing the threat, but Pearson crashed through a gate, shot Selmon with a rifle, then returned with a handgun and killed her as she tried to crawl away.
Pearson then entered a cafeteria seeking more victims before encountering Fraley, who took cover in a men’s restroom and shot him five times, ending what the sheriff called an effort to hunt down workers.