A Walgreens employee allegedly murdered his 17-year-old co-worker in the break room after the girl reported to managers that he was making unwanted romantic advances.
A Walgreens employee allegedly murdered his 17-year-old co-worker in the break room of a Colorado store location after the girl reported to managers that he was making unwanted romantic advances.
Months before her brutal killing, Whitelaw had reported to the store manager that Johnson made her feel uncomfortable and "he had made advances toward her," according to an affidavit. Another co-worker stated that Johnson "appeared to be acting jealous" when Whitelaw’s boyfriend began working at the same Walgreens store about three months ago, The Gazette reported.
Johnson was identified as the suspect and was contacted by Colorado State Patrol troopers on Interstate-25 near Walsenburg, about an hour-and-20-minute drive from Colorado Springs. He was found with visible scratches on his face and hands and arrested Sunday without incident, police said.
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