VIDEO: PAWN SHOP MANAGER MURDERED, 3 MEN ARRESTED ACCUSED OF KILLING HIM 9 YEARS LATER

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Watch video of a pawn shop manager being murdered in Chrysler 300 after work, suspects were finally arrested this week

In June 2026 three suspects were arrested accused of murdering E-Z Pawn Shop manager Raymond Johnson on Monroe Rd. Charlotte, NC. The arrested suspects are Nathaniel Rorie, 39, Broderick Falls, 39, and David Webber, 38. It took 9 years for the arrests to happen, the murder was on August 3, 2017. The murder was caught on video below.

Raymond was a manager at E-Z Pawn Shop, as Raymond was leaving work on August 3rd 2017 he was gunned down in his vehicle.

(TOP): Raymond Johnson (BOTTOM): Nathaniel Rorie, Broderick Falls, and David Webber

A white van pulled into the parking lot and opened fire on Raymond as he was driving a Chrysler 300 car, thus killing him. The white van then drove off and the occupants entered a Toyota Camry.

The Chrysler 300 spun out of control and hit a light pole. Police found the white van ditched near by, it had been reported stolen.

9 years went by without any arrests. But in June 2026 the suspects were arrested charged with Raymond’s murder. David however was already in prison in 2026 serving a 20 years term for unrelated offenses.

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