Indian-Origin Motel Manager Shot Dead in Pittsburgh While Trying to Intervene in Dispute

Indian-Origin Motel Manager Shot Dead In US After Asking Gunman, `Are You Okay?`

In Pittsburgh, US, a 51-year-old Indian-origin man was shot dead last Friday after he intervened in a dispute in the parking lot of a motel.

Indian-origin motel manager shot dead in Pittsburgh while trying to intervene in dispute

According to the police, West also shot a woman outside the motel before fleeing the scene. He was later located in the East Hills area of Pittsburgh, where he exchanged gunfire with officers

Indian-origin motel manager in US’ Pittsburgh shot dead after trying to help during argument

When Rakesh Ehagaban stepped out to see what was happening and reportedly asked, “Are you alright?”, he was shot in the head at close range, killing him instantly.

Indian-origin motel manager Rakesh Ehagaban shot dead in Pittsburgh; asked gunman ‘Are you alright’

Rakesh Ehagaban, a 51-year-old Indian-origin motel manager, was shot dead in Pittsburgh on 3 October. The shooter, Stanley Eugene West, faces multiple charges. The incident was recorded on surveillance cameras. Police investigations are ongoing to ascertain the motive.

Indian-Origin Motel Owner Shot Dead In Pittsburgh After Asking Gunman 'Are You Alright, Bud?'

Indian-origin Pittsburgh motel owner Rakesh Ehagaban, 51, was shot dead by a guest after asking, “Are you alright, bud?” The gunman also injured a woman; police are investigating.

Indian-origin motel owner shot dead in US after asking gunman, 'Are you alright?'

The victim, Rakesh Ehagaban, was killed by Stanley Eugene West, who also shot a woman and a detective before being arrested. Investigators said the attack appeared deliberate and unprovoked.