Costco worker charged with murder in jealous-rage killing of coworker
A Costco employee outside Seattle has been charged with second-degree murder after prosecutors say he deliberately rammed his car into a coworker's motorcycle in a fit of jealousy over a hug, killing him. Investigators say the employee, Tyler Sorensen, became enraged after watching his male coworker hug a female coworker he claimed was his ex-girlfriend. The woman told police she and Sorensen had never dated and that she had previously warned him he was "crossing boundaries."
A Costco employee in Seattle has been charged with second-degree murder. Prosecutors allege the employee, Tyler Sorensen, intentionally hit a coworker’s motorcycle with his car, resulting in the coworker’s death. The incident reportedly occurred after Sorensen became enraged upon seeing the victim hug a female coworker whom Sorensen claimed was his ex-girlfriend.
- A Costco employee, Tyler Sorensen, is charged with second-degree murder.
- Prosecutors claim Sorensen deliberately used his car to ram a coworker’s motorcycle.
- The alleged motive was jealousy after seeing the victim hug a female coworker.
- Sorensen believed the woman was his ex-girlfriend, but she stated they never dated.
- The woman had previously warned Sorensen about “crossing boundaries.”
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