Relative: Fatal shooting in Waterloo was over $40
Relatives said LaVance Cooper had borrowed money from his second cousin, and Dorray Cooper wanted to be paid back. “He got upset and shot him,” one family member said.
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Relatives said LaVance Cooper had borrowed money from his second cousin, and Dorray Cooper wanted to be paid back. “He got upset and shot him,” one family member said.
WATERLOO – Relatives of a man who was shot and killed Tuesday morning said the slaying was over a $40 debt.
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