Katy McDonald's shooting: Second suspect arrested in deadly shooting
Paul Whitley (Source: Harris County Sheriff's Office)
KATY, Texas - A second suspect has been arrested in connection to a shooting at a Katy McDonald's that killed an innocent bystander.
Paul Whitley, 19, has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez says Whitley is the second alleged shooter to be arrested in connection to the shooting.
Fry Road McDonald's Shooting
Katy, TX: Family speaks on bystander's final moments in McDonald's shooting
A man has been arrested for the death of 61-year-old Jorge Arbaiza, who was caught in the crossfire between two groups on Sunday. His children shared his final moments with FOX 26's Randy Wallace.
The backstory:
The shooting on March 16 killed Jorge Arbaiza, 61, and injured another man.
Arabaiza was walking into McDonald's at 6110 East Fry Road to buy Happy Meals for his three grandkids. Two groups at the restaurant were firing rounds in a gang fight.
Arabaiza, an innocent bystander, was struck by multiple bullets.
Antoine Ridge
Antoine Ridge, 24, was arrested on Friday for the shooting. Ridge was charged with murder.
McDonald's shooting arrest
New Information:
An arrest warrant affidavit for Whitley describes the shooting as it was captured on surveillance video.
Police say Whitley is seen standing at a ordering kiosk when Ridge and others enter the restaurant.
A person with Whitley then got into a fighting stance, according to an arrest warrant affidavit, and Whitley and Ridge pulled guns out of their waistbands.
Police say in the surveillance video you can see Ridge firing multiple times at Whitley and the 19-year-old returning fire.
The Source: Information in this article comes from the Harris County Sheriff's Office, an arrest warrant affidavit for Paul Whitley and past FOX 26 coverage.