Maj Toure
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Army Vet Killed By Woman Over Parking Spot: Self-Defense or Cold Blood?
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July 3, 2026
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Bart DiGuglielmo, a 62-year-old retired U.S. Army veteran and former trauma nurse, was fatally shot in a Walmart parking lot in North Lauderdale, Florida, during an argument over a parking spot.
Cellphone video captured the deadly confrontation as a woman opened fire, claiming self-defense. DiGuglielmo was rushed to Broward Health Medical Center where he later died from his injuries.
This tragic incident has sparked heated debate about self-defense laws, parking lot disputes, and how quickly everyday arguments can turn fatal.
What led to the shooting? What does the video show? What are investigators saying? We break down the full story, witness accounts, and the woman's self-defense claim in this developing case.
Florida Walmart shooting, Bart DiGuglielmo death, parking spot argument, self-defense shooting, Army veteran killed, North Lauderdale Walmart incident, Broward County shooting.
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