Texting row killer 'feared attack'

A highly-regarded former police captain who shot dead a man texting in a Florida cinema has told detectives he was in fear of being attacked.

Texting row killer 'feared attack'

A highly-regarded former police captain who shot dead a man texting in a Florida cinema has told detectives he was in fear of being attacked.

A judge last night ordered Curtis Reeves, 71, who is charged with second-degree murder, to be held in custody following the death of Chad Oulson, who was shot at the cinema in Wesley Chapel, north of Tampa, on Monday.

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