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Orlando police: Veteran was shot, killed on 4-year-old daughter s birthday
By FOX 35 News Staff
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Police: Arrest made in fatal shooting of military veteran in downtown Orlando
The Orlando Police Department said they have arrested a person in the shooting death of a man on Sunday in downtown Orlando.
ORLANDO, Fla. - The Orlando Police Department said they have arrested a person in the shooting death of a man on Sunday in downtown Orlando.
According to officers, Joseph Torres, 34, was shot to death while walking on Orange Avenue and Central Boulevard around 2:30 a.m. early Sunday.
Police said Torres and his friend had just had some food and drinks and were walking back to his vehicle. The men passed by a group of people with no problem. After passing a second group. police say the suspect, identified as 25-year-old Shaun Engram Jr., stood in front of Torres, put his hands on him and said he couldn t pass through.
Earl Ingram Jr. never forgot Henry Aaron at his brother’s bedside.
Donald Ray Ingram was 11 in 1965 when doctors at Milwaukee’s Children’s Hospital discovered a cancerous tumor at his brainstem. His prognosis was terminal. Donald’s wish was to meet his hero Hank Aaron, and the Milwaukee Braves star gladly obliged. “He visited my brother quite often,” said Earl Ingram, now a radio host in Milwaukee. “But he visited a lot of children in the hospital and he didn’t make a big deal out of it because that’s who he was.”
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Over the course of several months, Hank Aaron and Donald Ingram would develop a strong bond talking baseball in between cancer treatments. Donald died in 1966. Aaron, who himself died in January at age 86, “was a hero to Milwaukee’s Black community,” Ingram said. “Boston had Bill Russell. Philadelphia had Wilt Chamberlain. Louisville had Ali. And we had Aaron.”