A father is thrown on the family of the man accused of killing his son in a Florida court

On Thursday, at West Palm Beach, Florida, a moment of tension was experienced. the father of the victim rushed to the family of the accused when he made a remark that he considered insensitive.

Frank Daly III, 30, was shot dead during an altercation with the Marquis Valentine in 2016, however, at the recent hearing, the defendant was convicted after the verdict A woman, a family member of the condemned, said loudly in court: "At least he is alive," referring to the murderer.

Which provoked the angry reaction of Daly's father. According to the report of the television network CBS12the father got on the bank and had to be restrained by the officers who held him.

Frank Daly was a chef at Cabo Flats and had two children he was killed in front of the Kwik Stop store in Lake Worth, Florida on July 31, 2016. SHe was returning home with his girlfriend and one of his sons when he was shot in the chest.

Valentine, captured one month after the murder, at 27 years old. Police found thousands of dollars and drugs in his house.

He was released from prison in 2015 after being found guilty of large scale theft for possession of cocaine.

This Thursday, Valentine's sentence was pronounced and after the act of verbal aggression, the judge ordered his family to expel the room.

Other members of the victim's family were visibly upset by the reaction from Valentine's sidebut some chose to arrest Mr. Daly.

Nobody was hurt. Meanwhile, Valentine sat quietly in the yard of Palm Beach County.

Tears flowed in the eyes of Daly's relatives. One of them replied that Valentine 's comment was "disrespectful".

CBS 12 He said that before the insensitive comment, a judge had asked a family member of the murderer to leave the courtroom because of his loud cries.

During the trial, the surveillance video was screened. Daly put his hands in the air in surrender and tried to get into his blue Carolla after a verbal exchange with Valentine. But this one shot him in the pechor and died later.

"They were talking, a guy came in behind them and they said something, I could not hear them through the window, then I looked at the camera and saw that the guy was fetching his gun and shot him, "said El Sadig shop employee. Elgak

The day after the incident, Daly's father cried, saying: "words should not be the cause of someone's death"

Later, the judge revealed what they already knew: Valentine would be sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, the mandatory sentence for a conviction for first degree murder.

Valentine heard his fate when he approached the door to be led to a cell where he will spend the rest of his life.