In what was originally investigated as a self-defense shooting, a car dealership owner in northwest Indiana has been charged with murder.
According to the Times of Northwest Indiana, 50-year-old Esteban Ocampo was charged Saturday night with one count of murder, two counts of intimidation, and one count of pointing a loaded firearm at a man during what police believe was a dispute over a business transaction at the dealership.
Initial reports from police indicated that 30-year-old Markis Square was at the used car lot to rob the establishment and was shot to death by a customer, according to the Times. That story came from an eyewitness at the business, according to authorities.
According to the paper, Square leaves behind a newborn daughter and two sons.
