No charges after Walmart shooting in North Lauderdale parking lot
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Prosecutors say Melissa Payne acted lawfully and is immune from arrest and prosecution under stand-your-ground criteria after a June confrontation outside the Walmart in North Lauderdale; Payne shot and killed Bart Diguglielmo, a U.S. Army veteran, during a dispute in the parking lot, and no charges will be filed; the case is contested by Diguglielmo's family, who dispute the justification for the shooting.
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