Melvin Williams is the suspect in the Atlanta Subway shooting. He is said to have a criminal history and was out on bond.

The suspect in the Subway shooting over too much mayo in the sandwich has been identified as Melvin Williams. He allegedly shot two employees in which; one of the female workers has died, and the other remains injured.

Who Is Melvin Williams From Atlanta Subway Shooting?

Melvin Williams has been identified as a shooter in the Atlanta subway shooting. He allegedly shot the employee over a debate about how much mayonnaise they put on his sandwich.

He opened fire at the employees, killing one and injuring another. According to Atlanta’s Fox 5 News, the shooting occurred on Sunday evening around 6.30 p.m. inside a Subway restaurant.

A young woman, Brittany Macon, has died and another victim, Jada Statum, remains injured in the hospital.

According to the officers, the deceased woman was 26 years old. A family member said that Jada, 24, was shot twice after pushing her son behind the counter to protect him. But, her five-year-old witnessed her suffering an injury, and he will also receive “trauma counseling.”

Daily Mail mentioned that the two women had just begun working at the store and were model employees. They lived together and were close friends as well. Macon had even cherished Statum’s son as her own.

Melvin Williams Is A Suspect- Is He Arrested?

Thanks to the tip from a citizen of Atlanta, police could get hold of the suspect, Melvin Williams. Willie Glenn, the owner of Subway restaurant, claimed that the shooter had previously had service there but never before had any problems with staff.

The 36-year-old Atlanta man has been arrested, according to a Monday announcement from the Atlanta Police Department. During a press conference, the police department announced that the suspect was taken into custody without any more incidents.

Williams was refused bond during his first court appearance on Monday. The arrest warrants include no additional information about the shooting.

It detailed out charging the suspect with “knowingly and intentionally discharging a handgun that resulted in the death” of the employee, Brittany Macon.

Other past records showed that he was out on bond for child cruelty and aggravated assault and should not have had a gun in his hands, writes Fox Atlanta Journalist, Eric Perry, in a tweet.

Jada Statum Shot And Injured Over Too Much Mayo

Jada Statum, the 24-year-old mom, shoved her five-year-old son under the table before she was shot twice by a customer who opened fire at the employees of Subway over too much mayo in his sandwich.

The kid witnessed his mother getting shot. She was taken to the hospital in serious condition and was still in critical condition as of Monday. However, her sister has now said that Jada is in stable condition after surgery on Tuesday, as reported on Yahoo News.