Houston, Texas – A tragic incident unfolded at a McDonald’s in Houston, Texas, when a customer allegedly shot and killed a Houston attorney amidst a dispute over an order. The suspect, identified as Anthony Martin Landry, a 57-year-old with a history of criminal offenses, remains at large following the heinous act on May 4.
The Houston Police Department announced that Landry faces a murder charge in connection to the death of attorney Jeffrey Limmer, who tragically lost his life at the fast-food establishment on West Interstate Highway 10 service road. The altercation began when Landry demanded a refund from McDonald’s workers and escalated when Limmer intervened to diffuse the situation.
Despite Limmer’s attempts to calm Landry down, the situation turned physical, leading to a confrontation in the store’s parking lot. Subsequently, Landry pushed Limmer to the ground, retrieved a gun from his car, and fatally shot the attorney multiple times before fleeing the scene in a blue Ford pickup truck.
Prior to the shooting, Landry was out on bond for a previous felony aggravated assault charge. This incident sheds light on a history of criminal behavior that Landry has faced over the years, including charges related to drug possession, evading detention, and forgery stemming from the 90s.
Limmer’s family and loved ones mourn his untimely death, emphasizing the need for justice to be served in apprehending Landry. Described as a compassionate individual who always sought to de-escalate conflicts, Limmer’s sister shared insights into her brother’s character, highlighting his commitment to fighting for justice and his love for his community.
With a background in law and a career at a Houston law firm, Limmer’s legacy as a music enthusiast and nature lover lives on through cherished memories and his beloved bulldog companion, Lola. The community mourns the loss of a dedicated attorney and advocate as they seek closure and justice in the aftermath of this senseless tragedy.