Ahmed Omar, a 56-year-old male of African-American ethnicity, was tragically murdered on February 16, 2018, in Plano, Texas. Omar was the beloved owner of the Sav Mor Food Store in Dallas, known for his generosity and dedication to the community. He was fatally shot in the driveway of his home in the 4200 block of McAlice Drive. Police believe that Omar was targeted and killed during a robbery, as he was known to bring home cash at the end of the day.
Following Omar's death, three
suspects were arrested and charged with capital murder. Brandon Davis, Wilbert Scales Jr., and Ladrida Bagley were believed to have followed Omar home from his store and carried out the robbery and murder. Davis and Scales were held in Dallas County Jail, while Bagley was held in Collin County Jail. Each suspect faced a bail amount of $1 million for Davis and $500,000 for Bagley and Scales.
The investigation into Omar's murder revealed that he was well-loved in the community for his kindness and willingness to help those in need. His death left a significant impact on the neighborhood, with many mourning the loss of a man who was seen as a father figure and a pillar of the community. Despite the tragedy, Omar's legacy of generosity and community support continues to be remembered and celebrated by those who knew him.
The case remains a poignant reminder of the senseless violence that can occur and the importance of community solidarity in the face of such loss.
