Houston, Texas – A tragic incident unfolded at a local McDonald’s over the weekend, resulting in the death of a 46-year-old attorney involved in a dispute with an upset customer. The attorney, identified as Jeffrey Limmer, was fatally shot multiple times during a “verbal disagreement” at the fast-food restaurant.
Authorities reported that the altercation escalated quickly after the customer became irate over his order and demanded a refund from McDonald’s employees. Limmer stepped in to try to calm the situation, but unfortunately, it led to the focus being shifted towards him by the enraged customer.
As the confrontation intensified, Limmer and the angry customer began fighting, ultimately resulting in Limmer pushing the customer to the ground. Subsequently, the customer retrieved a firearm from his vehicle and allegedly shot Limmer, who tragically passed away from his injuries.
Jennifer Thomas, Limmer’s sister, described her brother as a “good Samaritan” who always sought to do the right thing and stand up for others. Devastated by the news of Limmer’s death, she emphasized his love for his family and friends, his sense of humor, and his dedication to living life to the fullest.
Limmer, an associate at Lewis Brisbois’ Houston office, was well-known for his compassionate nature and willingness to intervene in difficult situations to help others. His untimely death has left a void in the community, with many mourning the loss of a kind-hearted individual who always sought to make a positive impact.
The alleged shooter fled the scene in a blue Ford pickup truck, prompting a search by law enforcement officials in the area. The investigation into the incident is ongoing, as authorities work to gather more information about the circumstances surrounding Limmer’s tragic death.
Friends and colleagues of Limmer remember him as a dedicated advocate for justice and a pillar of support for those in need. As the community reflects on his life and legacy, they are reminded of the importance of compassion, empathy, and standing up for what is right in the face of adversity.