Judge denies bail for man accused in Oklahoma City parking lot shooting
A judge denied bail for David Edward Bloebaum, who is accused in the fatal shooting of Jasen Yousif in a Target parking lot in northwest Oklahoma City on Sept. 28.
In an emotional hearing, a judge denied bail Wednesday for a man accused of fatally shooting another man in a Target parking lot.
Family of the victim cursed the defendant, called him a murderer and said they hope he never gets out of prison.
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The attorney for David Edward Bloebaum had requested bail be set at $10,000 for his client, who is charged with one count of first-degree murder and two counts of carrying a firearm. He will continue to be held in the Oklahoma County jail.
“I don't find any special circumstances that would warrant a bond,” Oklahoma County District Judge Kenneth C. Watson said.
Jasen Yousif, 29, was killed about 4:30 p.m. Sept. 28 in the parking lot of Target, 13924 N Pennsylvania Ave. Police said road rage may have triggered the deadly shooting.
Yousif tried to flee before being shot multiple times, according to a probable cause affidavit and surveillance video.
Prosecutor Tom Schurr told the judge Bloebaum shot Yousif five times without getting out of his vehicle. He called Bloebaum, who has a prior road rage conviction, a danger to the community.
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