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Former employee arrested in connection to Hampton Wingstop shooting death

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HAMPTON, Va. — An arrest has been made in the shooting death of a Wingstop employee on Valentine's Day.

Isaiah Daqwon Harris was arrested Thursday and served multiple outstanding warrants:

  • second-degree murder
  • possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony
  • possession of a firearm by a convicted felon
  • shooting inside an occupied building

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The shooting happened at the Wingstop location in the 1st block of Coliseum Crossing, according to police. Officers pronounced 29-year-old Travell Giles dead at the scene.

Harris has been a suspect in the incident since Feb. 29.

Police say that Harris and Giles were in a verbal altercation before Harris allegedly displayed a gun, shot Harris and then ran away.

Investigators previously said that the two knew each other and Harris was a former employee of the Wingstop.

Hampton police say they arrested Harris with the help of the United States Marshal's Office.