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2:05Now PlayingDisturbing video from a Facebook Live stream shows a Chicago man being fatally shot in a parking lot outside his car on Wednesday, as loved ones watched in horror from their homes. Kevin Watson was reportedly visiting his cousin’s jobsite, when he got into his car in the parking lot to begin his livestream for friends and family. The 42-year-old, who went by Tugg, was on the 5000 block of W Madison Street in the South Austin neighborhood, a mile east of a police station, was ranting to his viewers about a recent parking dispute when a car pulled up next to him at around 6:14 p.m. Watson jumped in his seat when he saw the unidentified gunman and raised his arms in the air, and asked “What’s up bro?” before quickly jumping out of his car. “What’s up? Hell na,” he could be heard yelling off camera, before a single gunshot rang out. Several people rushed to Watson, who had fallen to the ground outside his car. Watson allegedly knew the gunman and attempted to wrestle the gun out of the shooter’s hand before the shooting. Watson, a father to a six-year-old son, died weeks before his birthday.No arrests or charges have been filed in the fatal shooting.
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